ECD Kits: Haiti study For the purpose of this study, ECDiE is broadly defined as prioritizing the holistic needs of young children ranging from age 0-6 years.
This mixture was defined as the input.
In this sense vertical integration can be defined as the integration of fundamental pharmacology principles into clinical therapeutics while horizontal integration refers to the integration of these principles into a comprehensive and holistic view of patient care [ 17].
Previous studies defined flow as the holistic sensation that people feel when they act with total concentration and intrinsic enjoyment.
Process integration (PI) is defined as "a holistic approach to design and operation that emphasises the unity of the process".
Forty-five percent of survey respondents, considered that they practised integrative care, defined as 'a holistic approach to health care that integrates conventional medical care with complementary therapies'.
Only 45% of respondents, compared to approximately half of NPS respondents, considered that they practised integrative care, defined as 'a holistic approach to health care that integrates conventional medical care with complementary therapies'.
This may be due to the robustness of European American's self-concept, which is individualistically defined, as compared to the holistic representation of self found in Chinese participants, which often takes into account not only the self but also others within one's social circle [8], [9].
Interpretation of the metabolomics data, in combination with those generated using other "omics" approaches, collectively defined as a systems biology research approach, provides a holistic view of the organism or cell under investigation [ 20, 28].
This holistic view of personal data, defined as anything that can identify an individual — including a person's address and their image — is seen as the gold standard for many countries.
