Sentence examples for holistic considering from inspiring English sources
In other regulatory tools, such as the Water Framework Directive (WFD) [17], the Marine Strategy Framework Directive [18], and the forthcoming Soil Directive, the approach is more holistic, considering many potential stressors capable of affecting ecosystems and the assessment endpoints.
In our paper we take a more holistic view, considering both Emax and Ebar.
Such methods are discouraged in the U.K., which relies on "holistic" assessments, considering the appearance, behavior, and background of the person in question.
Increasing energy efficiency of the BS can be accomplished through a holistic approach considering improvements on: component, link, and network levels [7].
A holistic approach considering all competing water demands is needed for the performance evaluation of reservoir-based irrigation schemes in drylands.
The paper aims in spreading awareness that a holistic approach considering all pavement types in conjunction with life cycle cost analyses and availability of aggregate materials shall be duly considered as a socio-economical option for our future highway projects.
We argue here that understanding and engineering microbial communities requires a holistic view that considers not only species species, but also species environment interactions, and feedbacks between ecological and evolutionary dynamics (eco-evo feedbacks).
This study considers a holistic view accounting for multiple sources of CO2 emitted from a site and multiple potential retrofit options which can be implemented individually or in combination to meet CO2 reduction targets.
His holistic approach considered how water disputes, psychology and economic factors all underpinned military decisions.
Importantly, the approach is holistic and considers various aspects that in a more classical approach would seem irrelevant.
While Western views and assessment of mental health and ill health typically focus on personal experience, indigenous concepts of mental health are often more holistic and consider spirituality, environment, family and community in addition to personal experiences.
