Sentence examples for study of integration from inspiring English sources

Based on a qualitative case study of integration policy in a Czech city, the paper focuses on the relations between collaborative and critical policy work of NGOs.

This paper focuses a preliminary feasibility study of integration of SINGAP accelerator grids into the support structure of a MAMuG type accelerator; the review or design of new electrostatic shields to improve the voltage withstanding capability of the system and the preliminary design of electrical and hydraulic connections routing from the bushing to the accelerator are also discussed.

Clarifying causal mechanisms of policy intervention provides a fertile ground for the future study of integration policies.

On our choice of case study, we argued that spousal migration is important for the study of integration not just as a significant source of cross-border mobility but because it highlights several often neglected aspects of integration, not least the family, life course and gender, with relevance beyond this particular migration stream.

A study of integration processes in European cities concluded that 'the receiving society, its institutional structure and its reactions to newcomers are consequently far more decisive for the outcome of the process than the immigrants themselves' (Penninx & Martiniello, 2004, p. 142).

The ease, efficiency, and stringency of the network technique recommend it for the study of integration of both DNA and RNA tumor virus genomes.

A 1975 survey of the best-designed studies of integration's effects found that more than half disclosed "no significant difference" between segregated and nonsegregated black students.

However, studies of integration and modularity in primates to date have focused exclusively on hard tissues, largely due to methodological and practical considerations (e.g., ease of measurement in skeletal collections)5.

That more and deeper studies of integration are required across a wide range of countries, including low income countries.

One key lesson from the Caring and Learning Together cross-national study (2010) is that there should be more and deeper studies of integration on a wide range of countries, including countries with parallel systems.

There are also number of studies of integration of foreign exchange market and stock market of developing countries (for example; Choi et al. 2010; Kang and Yoon 2013; Mishra et al. 2007; Morales 2008; O'Donnell and Morales 2009; Qayyum and Kamal 2006; Yang and Chang 2008).