Sentence examples for more sophisticated integration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a more sophisticated integration of multiple NP-based sensing modules that can detect, amplify, and process the cellular secretomes during cell cell or cell-microbe interactions is a critical unmet need.

Supporting e-Commerce on the Semantic Web implies more sophisticated integration of Web services, agent interaction, domain ontologies, and data markup languages than is being done on today's Web.

"On past releases, Isis employed loud/soft dynamics to stunning effect, and while that element remains central to their sound, the best parts of Wavering Radiant suggest a more sophisticated integration.

The ability to use existing software developed for X-ray crystallography makes it straightforward to use more sophisticated integration, scaling and merging protocols.

In addition, if we find that our initial serial approach to the interpretation task does not yield sufficient accuracy, we may need to develop a more sophisticated integration between various components of ILF so that quality measurements in different parts of the system can control the effort expended by other parts to reach some globally optimal interpretation.

This conjecture prompts the need for more sophisticated integrations between remote sensing and gauging records on modern rivers lacking widespread plant life.

This ranges from silly sticker apps like Mickey Mouse gifs to more sophisticated integrations, like paying friends through Messages with Square Pay or collaboratively ordering food from DoorDash.

The Chromecast is fast-becoming the best way to do this, with third-party developers announcing support for the streaming stick frequently, and an advanced SDK promising more sophisticated integrations to come.

Today we wanted to highlight a few of the more sophisticated product integrations to date.

Ultimately, the students went away with an appreciation for the more sophisticated level of integration of one's knowledge in considering complex patients with multiple medical problems.

We believe that preservation of the scientific integrity and basic credibility of positive psychology, especially its applications to persons with cancer, depends on it shifting from seeking all the evidence that fits its message to adopting more sophisticated search, evaluation, integration, and interpretation strategies consistent with a "best evidence" perspective.