Sentence examples for to comprehensively integrate from inspiring English sources
The following considerations should be taken into account in order to comprehensively integrate both technical issues and clinical complexity in a translational research effort.
It is necessary to comprehensively integrate and analyze the published PvGRF data during drop landing.
An efficient way to comprehensively integrate and use the available information is through population disease progression modeling.
To increase the accuracy of phenotypic partition, we applied a voting step to comprehensively integrate the partition results drawn from each signature pathway.
"Every child has a right to an education and it is important that we find these school dropouts understand better why they are not in school and identify local and national resources to comprehensively integrate them back into society".
It finds that during the course of roughly 100 years from the tentative outset of New England colonization in the early seventeenth century to the start of the eighteenth century—human landscapes characterized by pervasive uncertainty and experimentation transitioned to more comprehensively integrated, smoothly functional ones.
Such a change would enable the forest managers to contribute to climate mitigation and adaptation, water and biodiversity conservation by implementing management plans that comprehensively integrate economic (productivity and growth), social (equity of access to water and land-use conflicts) and environmental (climate change and biodiversity impacts) benefits from planted forests.
Mathematical and computational modeling of biochemical reaction networks can comprehensively integrate experimental knowledge into forming and testing hypotheses and help to gain into system level understanding of biochemical networks, which will not been seen if the components of biochemical networks are separately studied.
However, we comprehensively integrate the universal phenomenon of multispecies coexistence in the real ecosystem.
Outputs of the simulation modeling were directly input into the FRA model to comprehensively evaluate integrated risk due to transport of multiple petroleum constituents in groundwater system to receptors of concern.
The methodological framework presented in this article introduces "bottom up meets top down" integrated approach to support the selection of adaptation measures at the river basin level by comprehensively integrating the goals of economic efficiency, social acceptability, environmental sustainability and adaptation robustness.
