integral part

collocation in English

meaningsofintegralandpart

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integral
adjective
uk
/ˈɪn.tɪ.ɡrəl/us
/ˈɪn.t̬ə.ɡrəl/
necessary and important as a part of ...
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part
noun
uk
/pɑːt/us
/pɑːrt/
some but not all of ...
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(Definition ofintegralandpartfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofintegral part

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Amniotic -uid volume is anintegralpartof the assessment.
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It should be anintegralpartof phonological training.
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This ideological overtone became anintegralpartof organization theory.
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Notably, it is anintegralpartof engineering practice.
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The yard represented anintegralpartof the internal space.
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Unarguably, language is anintegralpartof culture.
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It arises from the 'integralpart' of the -expansion.
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These songs became anintegralpartof the production.
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A vibrating membrane is anintegralpartof the cell.
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The negotiation of status and power are anintegralpartof the research relationship.
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Quality assurance must be anintegralpartof contracts between providers and payers.
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In other sciences, controlled experiments are used as anintegralpartof the scientific method.
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This indicates that active visual imagery is anintegralpartof active visual perception.
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In both perspectives, violence seemed anintegralpartof this indoctrination.
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It has also ensured that monitoring and evaluation are anintegralpartof the project.
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Anintegralpartof institution-building during the interregnum was the movement for education in democracy.
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Determination of this value, therefore, is anotherintegralpartof the investigation.
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Self-evaluation and assessment is anintegralpartof responsible management.
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The importance of multimodal interaction was emphasised as anintegralpartof this technique.
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From this perspective, the creative context becomes anintegralpartof the work.
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It thus seems reasonable to see ethical aspects as anintegralpartof all care activities.
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This suggests that active visual imagery is anintegralpartof active visual perception.
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The tool will thus become anintegralpartof a signed listening process.
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The area was never anintegralpartof an undivided empire that ruled its territory.
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He now includes audition practice as anintegralpartof his teaching.
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