Just as International House should be more closely tied to the University's intellectual programs and goals, the committee argued, so it should be more effectively integrated into the University's day-to-day management, following models more closely analogous to those of other University boards, such as those for the Smart Museum or Court Theatre, both of which are effective fund-raisers.
During the excitable phase of the oscillation cycle, presynaptic neurons are more likely to fire action potentials, whereas for the postsynaptic neuron, action potentials received during the excitable phase are more effectively integrated, leading to a response [18] [20].
It is, therefore, important that the teaching in basic neuroscience and clinical neurology must be more effectively integrated.
Short duration signals are more effectively integrated by one species and long duration signals are more effectively detected by the other.
For example, results of in vitro and in vivo studies need to be more effectively integrated to build computational models to predict human health outcomes.
In methodology, integrated model is more effectively using string context than the single feature model, so it is not surprising that the hybrid model has better performance for TFBS recognition.
In Denmark the debate is now about how the country can more effectively integrate refugees.
Regionalisation's promise of more effectively integrating health and social services is especially important for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses transitioning to and/or living in the community.
Time is precious and there are only so many minutes in the day, but I believe that we can more effectively integrate family, faith and personal time with our professional obligations without sacrificing our livelihoods.
One of the stated purposes of Head Start was to 'break the inter-generational cycle of poverty' and to more effectively integrate poor, often Black or other 'minority' children, into mainstream society.
