Sentence examples for stimulated integration from inspiring English sources

This approach triggered participants to share their expertise and stimulated integration of knowledge.

Furthermore INr-1 and INr-2, which have been found to be cell-permeable, stimulated integration of the HIV-1 cDNA into host chromosomal DNA.

As an initiative from the Ministry of Health, the programme aimed to stimulate integration through partnerships among local health and social services.

The Primary Focus programme aimed to stimulate integration through collaboration among community health and social services in a primary care setting by funding 69 ICPs across The Netherlands.

Their conclusion was to avoid marginalization and stimulate integration and continuity of care both within and across the boundaries between different healthcare providers.

By identifying virtuous attitudes and behaviors of professionals within their organizations, policymakers and executives may avoid marginalization and stimulate integration and continuity of care, both within and across the boundaries of healthcare providers.

In 1971 he recruited the first black player on the Alabama team, and he was credited with helping to stimulate the integration of college football at mostly white Southern universities.

The implant was designed in the form of a shell and filled with cortico-cancellous chips from the anterior iliac crest to stimulate its integration.

The CRISPR/Cas technology has been successfully used to stimulate the integration of small DNA sequences in a target locus to produce gene mutations.

This null-finding resonates with Goodman and Wrights' study (2015), which finds no statistical evidence to support the idea that tighter citizenship regulations stimulate social integration (in the form of fostering trust and minimising perceptions of discrimination).

Our present results clearly show that IN-derived peptides, which by themselves have no effect on IN enzymatic activity in vitro, greatly stimulate the integration of viral DNA in HIV-1 infected cells.