Sentence examples for topic integrated from inspiring English sources

The Madrid Transports Consortium (CRTM) has led the work on the topic 'Integrated land use and infrastructure planning' (Task 3.2), which is a long standing mantra for planning policies and proved to be difficult in practice.

Technology is relevant to every topic; integrate them into every area of the think tank instead of building artificial walls between them and the rest of the organization.

In the revised checklist a new column for "paper section and topic" integrates information from the "subheading" column that was contained in the original statement.

In an initial stage, an expert in a biological topic integrates what is known from the literature producing a set of expert assertions, which include the assertions from the literature, as well as a far broader set based on judgement and extrapolation.

Theoretically, undergraduate universities could offer bioethics as a stand-alone course or as a series of topics integrated into a science course (Kramer et al., 2009; McGowan, 2013).

The analysis of the topic integrates and updates existing literature, whereby it is possible to define the critical aspects of the process that has modified the university accounting system in Italy.

Compulsory vertical (or 'longitudinal') pain curricula have been successfully implemented where core elements of pain medicine are addressed separately and the topic is integrated into other subject areas.

Specifically, they wished to move away from developing separate projects that fit under a single umbrella topic towards integrated learning experiences that build upon one another.

However, this topic is integrated into several modules such as communication, positive guidance, and out-of-school environments.

This paper drew primarily from qualitative interviews with pregnant women and antenatal care providers on the topic of integrated HIV testing and counselling services during routine antenatal care.

The flip charts addressed all eight topics and integrated the Precede Proceed model (16), as each topic had three sections for predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors.