Sentence examples for only one integrated from inspiring English sources

One shortcoming of the Copenhagen Consensus Center Report is that it only considers one scenario in which we take modest steps to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, and uses only one integrated assessment model.

Between 1983 and 2007, Naim had only one integrated amplifier available, although the product has seen several guises.

Whilst arguably there is no such thing as a pathway only one big integrated network of molecular interactions, it is still useful to think in terms of pathways as being connected modules of this network.

As described here, several PLV are integrated into the host genomes but only one of the integrated elements encodes a RVE integrase.

Also, only one type of integrated reading-into-writing task was used.

In this paper, firstly, based on adaptive dynamic programming, three neural networks (NNs) (actor/disturber/critic) of control schemes for two-player games are integrated into the structure with only one NN, known as integrated NN (INN), with the aim of reducing computational complexity and waste of resources.

They should be implemented as an integrated management strategy rather than focusing on only one approach to improve the situation.

There are several risk mitigation measures that should be implemented as an integrated management strategy rather than focusing on only one approach to improve the situation.

To date, only one organization with an integrated eCR has measured true clinical outcomes, comparing PCP prescription of guideline-concordant cardiovascular medications among those who sent electronic consultations to cardiologists versus those who referred patients via usual methods (Table  3).

Standards and regulations should allow this spectrum to be used in an integrated, holistic way in reaching decisions, rather than relying heavily on only one or two indicators.

Hypothesized reasons for this result included: insufficient practice with novel displays; use of identical histories across displays; insufficient clinical knowledge; and the variables used in the efficiency analysis, which included only one of ED's four integrated design elements.