Sentence examples for holistic conceptualization from inspiring English sources

The PAR model provides one possible entry point into a holistic conceptualization of vulnerability and risk and offers the possibility to include economic and political processes at national and international levels into the analysis of vulnerability (Cannon and Müller-Mahn 2010).

This holistic conceptualization has been already proven valuable in deciphering adipose tissue signatures related to weight changes [ 31].

However, an important strength here is the holistic conceptualization of sexual function as captured by the Natsal-SF, allowing us to take into account not only sexual response, but also the relationship context and men's overall level of satisfaction.

The recently formulated sustainable development goals and global climate agenda have further heightened the urgency for a more holistic and integrated conceptualization of transitioning towards a sustainable low-carbon economy.

Thus there is a need to rethink health promotion in planning for ICT mediated health communication [ 8, 22] for a holistic approach in conceptualization and design of ICT systems in health care [ 24].

Perhaps with the drastically increased reporting of such threats as SARS and avian flu, we will observe a differential treatment of high media diseases that is not limited to an increased reporting of prevalence, but indicates instead a more holistic shift in the conceptualization of these highly reported illnesses.

Native American conceptualizations involve a holistic integration of mental, spiritual, physical and emotional dimensions.

This dual conceptualization leads to a holistic perspective obtained by using the complex adaptive systems framework (Dooley and Van de ven, 1999, Levin, 1998) as a lens.

Rather than interpreting the current findings to mean that numeracy is a "magic bullet" in the quest to understand (and the necessity to intervene on) social disparities in diabetes, we believe this work advances the broader conceptualization of the more holistic construct of "functional health literacy" as an important target for efforts in public health and clinical medicine.

Dimitratos and Plakoyiannaki (2003) propose a conceptualization of IEC which is a holistic framework involving all hierarchical level of the firm.

To overcome this problem, this study demonstrates a holistic ESLM framework which consists of five components: model conceptualization, data compilation, process identification, parsimonious model calibration, and model validation.