Sentence examples for later integrated with from inspiring English sources
43 The intervention was later integrated with cognitive strategies (eg, problem solving and cognitive restructuring) and with specific recommendations on diet and exercise.
This map was later integrated with the genetic linkage map [ 17] by direct placement of 27 DNA probes containing previously mapped genetic markers to chromosomes [ 28].
It is designed to deploy stand-alone or later integrate with the standard Java compiler and IDEs.
Vimeo will also later integrate with its over-the-top technology, allowing for live content to be distributed to branded apps across iOS, Android, Roku, Samsung and more.
We hypothesize that adult endothelial cells (ECs), isolated from limb veins of elderly patients, bear the vasculogenic properties required to form vascular networks in vitro that can later integrate with the host vasculature upon implantation.
On the other hand, Magnus and Keizer developed a minimal model to illustrate Ca2+ management by mitochondria in β-cells and later integrated it with the model of Keizer and Magnus (S143), describing the interaction of mitochondrial Ca2+ control and electrical activity in β-cells (S144, S145).
The two methods of data collection required separate analyses of data sets, with the findings later integrated and compared.
Transcripts with valid annotations and significant differential expression were later integrated into putative networks using interaction information from orthologs.
The original scenes were shot with several cameras in front of a green screen, and were later integrated into Kubrick's film thanks to high-definition digital CGI.
Many of Kosovo's seasonal rites originated in pagan times, and some later were integrated with the Christian and Islamic faiths.
Two other crew members travelled around Berlin with a camera and various 3-D masks, filming items from the outside world — a waterfall, a street clock, a pine tree, a smokestack — which would later be integrated with the Turbine Hall backdrop.
