Standard demographic and "wellness" questions are mixed with more holistic questions regarding stress, mood, spirituality, and willingness to experiment with new modalities.
This use was felt by some to constitute an intervention, as it would shift the focus of care by virtue of asking holistic questions about LTCs.
This, in turn, gives her a more "holistic grasp of the question".
Furthermore, experiments were designed to ask the question whether holistic changes known to occur in carcinoma would be reflected in the expression of the neutrophil kallikrein kinin cascade.
Wang Yangming's (1472 1529) holistic response to the question of knowledge and action (Wang 1933: Xu Ai yinyan, 5) not only defines the entire ethical foundation of the epistemology of the School of Heart-Mind (Xin xue 心學) but is also typical of most similar philosophical precepts.
However, as existing computational models of cholesterol metabolism were either of an intracellular nature, lipoprotein kinetic focused, or compartmental in nature, they failed to incorporate the ageing process or address the holistic nature of our question and were thus determined to be unsuitable [ 15, 16].
In practice, holistic admissions raises many questions about who gets selected, how and why.
However, discussions have raised questions regarding holistic discourse in cognitive modeling, which have been answered in [11].
Knowing better the work of professionals from the food service and gastronomy sectors brings a holistic vision enriching methodological questions of sensory and consumer scientists.
We also address the practical question of whether holistic processing plays a significant role in fingerprint expertise and our comparisons with novices document the degree to which any holistic processing effects are specific to experts.
