Sentence examples for systematic incorporation from inspiring English sources

If applying these assessments to isolated concrete cases was already difficult, their systematic incorporation for general implementation of environmental policies has become a much greater challenge.

The systematic incorporation of the country of birth variable in Spanish statistics must be particularly welcome considering the rules regulating the access to Spanish citizenship.

Current optimization algorithms for reserve design are widely used, but none allow for the systematic incorporation of data uncertainty and its effect on the reserve design solutions.

However, a better understanding of DNA polymerase mechanism and fidelity dependence on the triphosphate moiety is beginning to emerge, aided by systematic incorporation into this group of substituted methylenebisphosphonate probes.

The Bayesian method is a statistical procedure that allows the systematic incorporation and proper weighting of experimental data, prior knowledge of model and parameters, and probabilistic models of sources of experimental error.

In our view, the crucial role of information and feedback in the analysis of institutions cannot be overstressed, especially if our ambition is to have smart institutions as the basis for a modern society.2 Smart institutions are based on the systematic incorporation of information in their operation; indeed, this is an integral part of the setup we propose.

Intensity-based normalization between channels using a linear regression and a lowess curve-fit technique is then applied to remove any systematic dye incorporation biases.

This indicates that systematic unequal dye incorporation exists resulting in high scatter values.

Systematic and timely incorporation of advances in genomic research related to somatic and germline DNA, as well as consideration of RNA, protein, and epigenomic applications, will also be needed.

This has been explained by horizontal gene transfer coupled to a systematic bias against incorporation of C into genomes, because of the way pyrimidine is constructed, in relation to the way deoxyribonucleotides are synthesized (Cohen, 1960; Nitschké et al., 1998; Noria & Danchin, 2002; Rocha & Danchin, 2002).

Nathoo says that she has developed a systematic way to organize incorporation documents and financing term sheets from Y Combinator.