Implications to human health should be assessed through a holistic size-resolved characterization involving multidisciplinary research, which requires large uniform samples of dust that are difficult to collect using conventional atmospheric sampling instruments.
The networks behind today's sex stimulants are so complex and fluid that the FDA admits it can't keep up with each new product, much less get a holistic sense of the market and its size as it stands now, has evolved in recent years, and may evolve in the future.
Many such studies attempt to link particle size with reactivity but lack a holistic and consistent characterization of the solid materials used.
This paper introduces a holistic approach for the optimization of the battery size of PHEVs and EREVs under German market conditions.
For example, a holistic energy efficient building design approach can reduce the size of mechanical systems compensating the additional cost of energy efficiency features.
And yet, "institutions can petition for a variance from the current minimum indoor or outdoor space standards... Accreditation inspectors will take a holistic approach to accreditation inspections, rather than focusing on specific size measurements".
This favored a holistic view on systems organization and functionality, further challenging bioinformatics with data size and the need of integrative efforts [2, 3].
An alternative hypothesis we cannot exclude is that our sample size was not large enough to produce robust evidence for holistic processing differences due to expertise.
Among the systems handling these issues, Khattak et al. [29] proposed a holistic system for separate recognition of primary and secondary ligatures irrespective of font size.
Whilst seen as a holistic and geopolitically achievable approach to conservation, there is currently a mismatch between the size of VLMPAs, and the data available to underpin their establishment and inform on their management.
Thus, these models challenge holistic views of number representation as well as traditional accounts of the classical problem size effect in simple arithmetic (i.e. the finding that large problems are answered slower and less accurate than small problems).
