Sentence examples for more effective integration from inspiring English sources
More effective integration through pooled budgets, or even a single budget, could indeed save billions of pounds in health spending while delivering better care in older people's own homes and their local community.
A United States Army air defense officer said that the American and Israeli militaries were "absolutely learning a lot" from this campaign that may contribute to a more effective "integration of all those tiered systems into a layered approach".
More effective integration is also indicated where the blended mode is adopted as compared to the fully ICT mediated mode.
The Collaboratory will create and deploy collaborative software tools that will enable more efficient utilization of existing experimental facilities and more effective integration of experiment, theory, and modeling.
However, there is still a need for developing procedures allowing for more effective integration of media and interactive projects with the urban planning operational schemes.
The DVF provides a theoretical and methodological framework for more rigorous monetary and non-monetary deliberative valuation, and enables more effective integration of social learning and plural knowledges and values in valuation and decision-making.
The objective of this research was to improve process management through more effective information integration, processing, and exploitation, leading to an intensified infrastructure building process with more effective process control and reaction to process status changes.
Understanding commonly referenced barriers and ideal conditions is an important step toward more effective programmatic integration.
Whether this was due to (i) more intense baroreceptor discharge in response to better cardiac contractility and a more rapid BP upstroke 32 or (ii) more effective central integration of the baroreceptor signal 33 is not clarified by our data.
Whether general programmes or migrant-specific ones are more effective for the integration of immigrants into the labour market is a question of major policy interest.
"This strategy - like those for offshore wind and oil and gas - will achieve a more effective alignment and integration of energy and industrial policy to enable the UK to deliver competitive energy technologies in future, with significant input from UK-based industry".
