Human habitat is a broad term, encompassing the totality of the environment that human beings need to survive, interact with each other, and thrive.
How many realize that the solutions lie within me as an individual, us as a family, community, nation and world, and even the broader "us" -- the totality -- which includes God him/herself?
Nevelson described black as the "total color" that "means totality.
Nevertheless, we decided not to use MTX treatment as the gold standard as done in the 2010 classification criteria, but the broader category 'DMARD treatment' to encompass the totality of potential therapies for RA and increase the sample size given the relative small number of patients studied compared with the patient numbers available for the derivation of the new classification criteria.
These processes, in their totalities, are broader and more complex than the telltales we measure (for review, see Hanyaloglu and von Zastrow, 2008; von Zastrow, 2010; Williams et al., 2002).
We are so much larger than any other jazz organisation, we have an obligation to the totality of the music, and our output is much broader than our critics might believe.
We have not been well-served by our political leaders in their failure to grasp the totality of this threat and in their failure to pursue a broad and multifaceted response.
Obama must recognize Indonesia not only in its totality — of which Islam is just one part — but in the broader context of U.S. interests in Asia.
But taken in their totality, they manifest into a greater understanding of why her appeal is so broad.
Overall, because infants might be vulnerable to community disruptions and dysbiosis, we recommend that new trials, such as studies on efficacy of broader pneumococcal coverage vaccines, consider the effect of vaccination on the commensal flora in its totality instead of only on a single species.
