Sentence examples for more complete integration from inspiring English sources

The results ranged from the severe persecution of Guatemalan Indians to the more complete integration of Indians into national cultures of Belize and Costa Rica.

The resulting bulked-up Photo Realism lacks the rawness of her previous work but makes one look forward to a more complete integration of her talents.

A more complete integration of T3 translational research into the more traditional research continuum is necessary if we are to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.

The current show reveals a gentler side of her sensibility but also points up the need for a fuller, more complete integration of her talents and her distinctively skeptical approaches to painting.

Future module implementations, which can be adapted for a variety of engineering and even non-engineering disciplines, should ensure more complete integration into the target course to improve student perceptions of the learning experience.

The details for found places now include a one-line description ("Chinese restaurant famous for dim sum"); a five-star rating system (including a decimal — "4.3," for example — because, let's face it, almost everything these days winds up with a four-star rating); the ability to upload your own photos of a place; and a more complete integration of the Zagat guides, which Google bought.

The current version builds upon previous versions by the addition of new, complete sets of homeodomain sequences from fully sequenced genomes, the expansion of existing curated homeodomain information and the improvement of data accessibility through better search tools and more complete data integration.

By those measures, the average black person still lives in metropolitan housing markets where to achieve complete integration more than half the black population would have to move and in neighborhoods where blacks exceed their share of the region's population by about 30 percentage points.

This type of data will complement the high-level information captured by cultural tools on an organization's orientation in regards to people, innovation, control and outcomes [ 10], and provide a more complete understanding of normative integration in a given context and at a given point in time.

In simple terms, drone aircraft – of which the US military alone now operates more than 7,000 – are designed for complete integration with both video game simulations and video game control mechanisms.

The PACS is not a simple storage system dedicated to the radiology department but, in a wider point of view, it can be considered as a stone of a more complex structure consisting in a complete integration of the databases of the hospital.