Sentence examples for is re-integrated from inspiring English sources

We fully understand how some of the most complex biological systems work only when the experimental data is re-integrated into and seen in the context of the entire system; a platform for integration of data is exactly what The Cell Collective provides.

But the PAC found that in some cases its work had actually gone backwards since UKBA was re-integrated.

Its job will be much easier if the Muslim Brotherhood can be re-integrated into politics, and its war with the military halted.

As for whether members of the former Taliban government might be re-integrated into Afghan society, he said: "Taliban who are not responsible for crimes can go back to their homes.

This was long before New Orleans roots traditions had been re-integrated with modern jazz and before the music's centre of gravity had shifted back from New York (where Muhammad spent some obligatory mid-career time) to the Mississippi delta.

However, having been re-integrated into the side in an attacking left-sided role his form and confidence have improved and that has been maintained when moved back into defence for the last three games.

In recent decades analysis of the roles and functions of banking, (including such topics as credit rationing, systemic bank panics and regulation), have been re-integrated into mainstream economic theory.

Both sides had modest agendas for their first direct negotiations in seven years: to continue the normalisation of life in the north-east, which the Tigers claim as the homeland of Sri Lanka's Tamil minority, while skirting touchier issues such as just how the region will be re-integrated into Sri Lanka.With the help of Norwegian facilitators they succeeded.

The left basal segment was re-integrated into the left thoracic cavity, and neither ischemia nor necrosis was observed.

This functionality is very widely-used (pers. comm. from RSC staff) and has been re-integrated into OSCAR4 rather than being a separate application.

In contrast, the main aim of job creation schemes is to improve the labour market prospects of unemployed persons who cannot be re-integrated into the regular labour market immediately (even with the help of a hiring subsidy).