In 1993, Gunn published a second collection of occasional essays, Shelf Life, and his substantial Collected Poems, which usefully reintegrated a number of previously fugitive pieces into the main body of his work.
This is a view shared by UNICEF, which advocates reintegrating children into communities, with familiar settings and faces, rather than placing them in institutions.
The transposase binds conserved regions within the TIRs, mostly direct short tandem duplications, and catalyzes the excision of the complete element, which then reintegrates in a new genomic location.
Now 1,000 more fragments have been discovered, the larger of which are being reintegrated into the sculpture.
This is still compatible with the hypothesis that pulverization of whole chromosomes or chromosomal fragments may occur within micronuclei, which are later reintegrated into the main nucleus.
Cuts of about £66m are expected in a newly reintegrated department, which gives Hunt responsibility for the Olympics as well as oversight of sport, media and the arts.
Abandoned mine areas, used in the past for the extraction of minerals, constitute a degraded landscape which needs to be reintegrated to productive or leisure activities.
According to a directive issued by Mosul's district council, residents would "receive psychological and ideological rehabilitation," after which they would be reintegrated into society.
According to Mosul's district council, in these camps, the families "receive psychological and ideological rehabilitation, after which they will be reintegrated into society if they prove responsive to the rehabilitation program".
According to Mosul's district council, in these camps the families "receive psychological and ideological rehabilitation, after which they will be reintegrated into society if they prove responsive to the rehabilitation programme".
