Sentence examples for trends of integration from inspiring English sources

In an earlier study, we have identified three broad trends of integration as it relates to TCA providers: self-regulation with governmental linkage, government regulation and provisioning, and hybrid/parallel models.

Realizing a new trend of integration, he calls for the complementary relation between general semiotics and applied semiotics.

The trend of integration in the natural hair movement may contribute to the erasure of kinky hair textures in the media.

Due to the current trends of high integration and miniature in semiconductor industry, ferroelectric memories have been receiving more and more attention due to their unique advantages such as high density, low power consumption, and high read/write speed [8 10].

The aim of this paper is to discuss the trend of ICT integration in teaching and learning in TVET based on a systematic review of ICT integration in post-secondary TVET.

Following the increasing trend of information integration in eukaryotic gene prediction, we designed FrameDP, a discriminative integrative CDS predictor for EST clusters.

The acquisition is the latest in a trend of operational integration in the industry, home to some of the world's most competitive digital camera makers.

Studying the interethnic marriage from sociological and demographic approaches may help us understand the basic trend of interethnic integration in today's China.

When the equivalent results for the three test zones are considered in isolation (Table 4), there is a general trend of increasing integration, with increasing area and increasing drift, but the correlation is not linear.

It can reasonably be assumed that TPP membership would enable Taiwanese firms to increase their market share in the global market as a whole whilst avoiding being marginalized in the trend of international integration.

Although medical modalities remain separate from health systems in MDG-era publications, there is a general trend of greater integration of the concepts than in the 1990s.