Sentence examples for more effectively embedded from inspiring English sources

Conservation science has a key role to play in safeguarding the future of tropical forest biodiversity, but needs to become more effectively embedded in the context of real-world conservation challenges and opportunities.

As a result of the reform to date, the CHF has been effectively embedded within the NHIF organisational structure, bringing more intensive and qualified supervision closer to the district.

I think the Health and Social Care Act... has effectively embedded the importance of Nice quality standards into the health and social care system.

How can network resources be effectively embedded in external information?

The preformed Rh nanoparticles have been effectively embedded into a porous layer of nanocomposite oxides.

In particular, we demonstrate that: MexA is effectively embedded in the bilayers; MexA and OprM interact only if they are embedded in opposite bilayers separated by a distance close to the periplasmic thickness in P. aeruginosa.

Furthermore, we have demonstrated in a previous work [29] that, after incorporation into the sponge phase, the transmembrane peptide was effectively embedded into the surfactant bilayer.

But this carried no guarantee of safety — indeed quite the opposite because in both Syria and Libya the government forces were far more heavily armed, and there was the very real possibility that being around the rebel forces was effectively embedding with the losing side.

Empowering individuals across the public sector to handle complaints and effectively embedding complaints management within customer service requires a new way of working.

Effectively embedding video creatives into standard 300×250 display units – and doing this under the brand of "Joost".

And yet, the phrase is beginning to embed itself in modern politics – more effectively than Cameron's previous, cuddlier concept, "the big society".