Powell cited the "Harvard plan," a statement of holistic application evaluation adopted by the admissions office at Harvard University, where I teach, as a constitutional model.
Holistic application of metabolic networks is a feasible way of functional genomics for a large number of genes within primary metabolism.
All colleges now employ the "holistic application," and thus test-optional schools put an even greater emphasis on GPA, AP scores, interview, recommendations, etc.--i.e., everything but the tests.
Some of these aspects had been incorporated into the frameworks, although equity tended to be limited to an analysis of "south" and "north" representation rather than more holistic application of the concept of equity, to include considerations such as socio-economic strata within a developing country [ 25].
"But in dentistry, because so much of it is mechanical and there are so many chemical agents and materials, it's not clear that the holistic application is viable.
At the same time, although there are several issue-specific examples in the literature that demonstrate the application of QbD principles, a holistic demonstration of the application of QbD principles to drug product development and control strategy, is lacking.
Taking into account factors such as postcode, school attended and socio-economic group, admissions teams can make a holistic assessment of applications.
As things stand now, under the 2003 Grutter v. Bollinger decision, admissions officers may take account of race and ethnicity as one factor among many in a "holistic review" of applications.
Very large ones cannot help but employ fairly mechanical cutoffs, no matter how much they claim to conduct a "holistic review" of each application.
That rating, Dr. Pohl says, is based on a holistic read of the application: factors like leadership, talent, motivation and personal character are weighed as well as grades and test scores.
