Of course, once we abandon identity as what matters — especially if we do so in favor of a relation(s) that does not guarantee life-long unity (e.g., connectedness) — then it is not so clear anymore why what is best for the life-as-a-whole "unit" should matter at all.
Because a human being is a whole unit, for lifelong chronic diseases such as glaucoma, we cannot focus only on the eyes and neglect the rest of the body.
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For simplicity, the QS systems are represented as a whole unit, namely, las, iqs, pqs and rhl.
Two large standardized and movable containers were equipped for whole-unit dismantling as well as waste monitors and printed wiring board recycling.
No routine mass medications (= oral treatment for the whole unit or for a part of the pigs) or antimicrobial feed additives were allowed.
Any time you put pressure on the quarterback, it causes a lot of problems for the whole unit on the offensive side of the ball, and we caused a lot of problems.
For men, every additional 10 pack-years of smoking (up to a maximum of 4 points for >30 pack-years), being obese and having DM were scored positively, whereas drinking up to 3 units of alcohol per day (1 point for each whole unit, up to a maximum of 3 points) and being of a higher occupational class were scored negatively.
Employing an average parameter for the whole unit, the approach determines the number of effective release sources, affecting an individual in hazardous area, within its risk calculation.
But when bids were received last week for the whole unit -- known as Vivendi Universal Publishing -- Vivendi said the offers undervalued the Houghton Mifflin portion and decided to sell Houghton separately.
