Sentence examples for holistically considered from inspiring English sources

It was also found that each axle weight and the largest axle spacing have a great influence on the predicted ratings, implying that these variables may be holistically considered to ensure structural safety of steel bridges subjected to unknown trucks.

Others such as Dartey-Baah and Amponsah- Tawiah (2011) examined the applicability of Western CSR theories to Africa and for that matter Ghana but none of the literature reviewed, has holistically considered CSR within the context of IB in Ghana.

Current researches mainly focus on heat recovery aspect and some important factors are not holistically considered, for instance, the parameters of intermediate fluid, interconnectivity patterns between plants and the detailed configurations of multi-plant heat exchanger networks (HENs).

Four elements of materials science and engineering (namely synthesis/processing, structure/composition, properties, and performance) should be systematically and holistically considered to give a unified view of a material being designed, but no effective mathematic methods have been derived to connect these four elements together to derive an integrated view so far.

We suggested their health could be improved by joint teams working across specialities and organisational boundaries which would provide care holistically, considering all aspects of their situation.

Employing triage would enable us to holistically consider our natural resources, design strategic management, focus our energies and resources and save as much of our environment as possible for the benefit of this and future generations.

In the process of this design, we holistically consider all aspects to ensure an efficient design.

We note that LEED is oriented to energy efficiency while GS and ASGB holistically consider energy and indoor environment quality.

NQAR is unique in that it holistically considers the qualities of wireless links as well as processing time in the routing decision process.

Only Seuring and Müller (2008b) take different types of conceptual, empirical, and quantitative modeling literature into account that holistically consider sustainability-related aspects of SCM.

An energy hub is a novel concept that systematically and holistically considers the energy requirements of both mobility and stationary loads.