Sentence examples for to integrate a range of from inspiring English sources

It wants to integrate a range of different networks' programming into one live TV service, but the various companies have had problems agreeing on a price.

"The key is to integrate a range of activities including traditional media and print, web-based information, events and activities and social media throughout all stages of the recruitment process," he said.

CSC worked with DSTO to integrate a range of Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) products and several custom built components.

Probably the most striking feature of the reforms introduced since 2006 through the NIHR has been the attempt to integrate a range of initiatives into a NHS/DH system that builds on existing strengths, and operates with an effective level of coordination to meet the needs of various stakeholders.

The calcineurin NFAT system has been shown to be a key sensing system across a number of cell types that is able to integrate a range of external signals that result in an increase in intracellular calcium levels (Muller & Rao, 2010).

This qualitative research was undertaken as part of a wider European study to identify, synthesise and integrate a range of evidence based sources of safety-critical issues affecting laboratory test ordering and systems-based results management in primary care.

We recommend that any proposed monitoring system should not only detect disturbances, but also be able to: identify the proximate cause(s); integrate a range of spatial scales; and, ideally, incorporate process models to explain the observed patterns and predicted trends in the future.

Management and restoration efforts to conserve agroecosystem plant biodiversity should therefore integrate a range of different landscape elements.

Recently, more complex characterizations have emerged that focus on the role of MCS in influencing strategic change, through interactive controls, and balanced scorecard approaches, which integrate a range of measures to enable strategic outcomes.

In this study, we present a framework that can integrate a range of classification algorithms to predict the geographical distribution of a specific event.

We develop, customise and integrate a range of numerical and algebraic procedures that provide a coherent methodology powerful enough to solve the exclusion problem in the general case.