Sentence examples for tended to integrate from inspiring English sources

In "The Other America," Michael Harrington has described how social forces in the United States have tended to integrate the poor with the poor, and the old with the old.

Moreover, they tended to integrate in similar target sequences (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

HAT1_NA and hAT2_NA tended to integrate in sequences having conserved TA in positions + 4 and + 5 (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

But Australia also receives proportionally larger numbers from English-speaking countries such as the UK, Ireland and New Zealand, who tend to integrate more quickly.

About 500,000 are granted annually, on the assumption that married immigrants tend to be healthier and happier, and as studies show, tend to integrate more quickly into the American mainstream.

Third generation networks tend to integrate an ever increasing number of services.

In practical, these systems are not exclusive and often tend to integrate in one another because of the development cost.

In order to make the synthetic methods more convenient, many researchers gradually tend to integrate one-pot synthesis into their synthesis investigations.

Naturally, the above chain tends to integrate external resources in conjunction with their detailed requirements based on corporate external resource platforms.

Similarly, Crane (2000) suggested that organizations tend to integrate environmental programs into their existing organizational structure rather than adopting a new environmental paradigm.

Garrod and Chadwick (1996) reported that firms have been increasingly adopted the main tools of environmental management, but they tend to integrate these within the existing TMA rather than shifting GMA.