Sentence examples for more integrated patterns from inspiring English sources

More integrated patterns of medicine and management are emerging, but transformations are diverse and uneven.

Also, some care homes reported holding contracts with the NHS for provision of extra services, such as respite care, but this did not appear to affect working practices or be associated with more integrated patterns of working.

A more integrated scalp coherence pattern at each frequency occurs with conscious perception of the stimulus flickering at the matching frequency.

In order to obtain a more integrated view of the patterns of H. polymorpha differential gene expression, we analysed the expression levels of genes functionally subdivided into KEGG groups and categories.

The combination of automated extraction methods and moving window technology can lead to further, more integrated insights related to complex landscape patterns.

It is possible that other student groups exposed to instruction on drift in a more integrated and sophisticated manner would show different patterns than those observed with our sample.

For example, Tinbergen rejected the idea that there is a distinct kind of energy for each fixed action pattern; he sought a more integrated conception of the control of behaviour.

But the data suggest that living patterns are not necessarily getting more integrated, and many schools are already struggling with how best to serve these students.

It's also about integration -- we're becoming more integrated".

However, changing the perspective from isolated categories and pathways to a more integrated (systems) view, and from pathways to compounds, all of a sudden a coherent pattern emerged (see Figure 6).

Thus, drawing on several streams of research and knowledge, our proposed framework reflects a more integrated approach to nursing care organization models that takes into account three key organizational attributes: staffing patterns, scope of practice and work environment.