Sentence examples for to increased integration from inspiring English sources

Transposition efficiency is directly dependent upon increased transposase levels up to a certain threshold level [37]; therefore, our results may reflect this increased transposition efficiency and a corresponding deleterious effect on viability due to increased integration events with higher probability of disrupting essential genes and/or regulatory elements.

Like many of its neighbours, Laos is transitioning from an agricultural socialist economy to a market-oriented economy, and growth is relatively strong due to increased integration with neighbouring countries and development of mining and hydropower [ 15].

He will propose a new Franco-German treaty to increase integration between the two countries.

A very passionate four-hour discourse ensued, with some emphasis on the need to increase integration between health professionals and schools.

His main goals, he added, are to develop new revenue sources and to increase integration with The Times, whose parent company took full control of The Herald Tribune in 2003.

The business launched a new initiative, Northern & Shell Partnerships, which is designed to increase integration between the television channel and media brands including the Daily Express, the Daily Star and the company's roster of celebrity magazines, including OK! and New!

One of the promising methods is to use crossbar architecture to increase integration density.

He also pointed to recent improvements on the security side, including support for SSL, and to increase integration with other platforms and services.

In order to increase integration so-called double loop learning (Schön and Rein 1994) needs to be stimulated so that the assumptions in the domains are challenged.

Although the amount of critical thinking was moderate, the results suggest ways to increase integration and resolution activities in the online discussions.

Induced biomineralization of materials has been employed as a strategy to increase integration with host tissue, and more recently as a method to control cell function in tissue engineering.