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Socioeconomic planning remains extremely important, however, and the Central Planning Bureau's economic models are integral to all forms of economic policy.

Crucially, however, the convergence with informatics implies that open source models are integral to the interpretation of processes of gene expression and regulation and sequences that can be cut, spliced and transcribed in different ways.

With respect to the company's image, she has emphasized her intention to make the brand less sexualized; she has also said that the sweatshop-free model is integral and will be preserved.

More globally, we suggest that a systems biology approach that involves modeling is integral to sorting through the perplexing array of factors that dictate success or failure of clinical trials for complex diseases [87].

Coestimation of a demographic model is integral to the approach of Eyre-Walker and Keightley (2009).

The National Action Plan for Cancer Survivorship highlights public health domains and associated strategies that can be the impetus for collaboration between and among the levels in the social ecological model and are integral to improving survivor outcomes.

The carbon fiber/polymer matrix interphase region plays an important role in failure initiation and accurate modeling techniques are integral to study the effects of this complex region on the composite response.

In designing and modeling braided composites, macromechanical models of laminates are integral to the process.

The influence of macrosystemic factors on the implementation processes and the nature of the practice models being implemented are integral parameters to be considered when developing the operational modalities for the pilot projects.

Conceptual models are an integral facet of long-term monitoring programs.

Although in vitro models are an integral component of the composite armamentarium for investigating pathobiological mechanisms and sequelae within the lung, the inherent complexities in pulmonary architecture, cell types, biochemistry, and the unique gas/liquid surface compartment make for considerable challenges in selecting and using any given model to address a specific scientific question.