However, their peculiarity and structure can only be holistically described in a clearly defined framework of for example a specific occupation.
To explore these possibilities, we provide a conceptual model, rooted in ecological theory, which holistically describes biodiversity change in terms of environmental disturbance frequency/intensity and essential resource availability.
The phenomenological approach is a psychological method of holistically describing experienced phenomena.
Finally, the dynamic multi-faceted nature of the HIV/AIDS orphanhood phenomena in Africa requires the use of a variety of research methods, both quantitative and qualitative, to ensure that the phenomenon is comprehensively and holistically described and understood.
To holistically understand the various dimensions of the complex language learning process and describe the experiences of language learners with richness, researchers (e.g., Bell, 2002; Benson 2005, 2011; Firth, A.& Wagner, J., 1997) suggest conducting qualitative research.
McDonough and Braungart (2002) describe the majority of sustainability practices as "being less bad," rather than embodying the C2C approach holistically.
It will be useful to include samples of these newly described taxa in a detailed molecular study that holistically explores the intricate evolutionary history of this widely distributed butterfly group across the Old World tropics.
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes Health Systems Performance Assessment HSPAas as "a country-owned process that allows the health system to be assessed holistically, a 'health check' of the entire health system" [ 3].
Thus, while relevant reasoning practices are sporadically evident here relating to rounding and possibly scaling up and reversing downwards, these are not set holistically within either the quantitative reasoning (Schifter 2011) or the strategic working (Kilpatrick et al. 2001) that are described as part of the mathematical practices canon or mathematical modes of enquiry frame.
