Sentence examples for uniquely integrated from inspiring English sources
In the commune-esque home of the Italian designer and his wife, the artist Francis Upritchard, the colorful trappings of life and work are uniquely integrated.
With uncharacteristic speed, the dreaded plague largely found its match in a multidisciplinary but uniquely integrated public health approach combining human rights advocacy and prevention measures and epidemiologic and surveillance data with virology and immunology.
The third intron of plant genes was orthologous to the second intron of some insect genes (Group I) and the forth intron was shared with the other insect genes (Group II), while a series of insect genes (Group III) with uniquely integrated introns were further recognized.
ManMoS uniquely integrates the real motion of the dental cast model with the virtual motion of the reconstructed craniofacial model, generating the so-called mixed-reality simulation.
The ManMoS uniquely integrates the virtual dento-skeletal model with the real motion of the dental cast mounted on the simulator, generating the mixed-reality surgical simulation.
The ManMoS uniquely integrates the virtual dento-skeletal model with the real motion of the dental cast mounted on the simulator, using the reference splint.
Our instrumentation process uniquely integrates both static and dynamic engines and is driven by flexible (XML based) rewrite rules for a scalable operation and transparent deployment.
Specific features in the design uniquely integrate multiple energy recovery processes and the potential for contaminant removal (i.e., oxides of sulphur (SOx), nitrogen (NOx), selenium (SeOx), and mercury (HgOx).
Scaffold proteins uniquely integrate signals from multiple pathways.
The MVM uniquely integrates supply, demand, and cost with public health impact estimates generated from a dynamic malaria vaccine model, while presenting both country-specific and global level data in a user-friendly interface.
(Numbers in parenthesis represent percentages) This study uniquely integrates analyses of demographic, social and financial factors in addition to clinical factors in an attempt to evaluate their significance in decisions involving hospital admissions of low-risk CAP patients.
