Sentence examples for holistically evaluated from inspiring English sources

So who is the holistically evaluated candidate?

32 Anaphylaxis management in pharmacy practice has not previously been defined or holistically evaluated.

A specialist in general medicine (MC) holistically evaluated each set of case notes to identify errors in the care of patients and adverse events.

This study suggests that it is imperative to more holistically evaluate websites following the Gestalt approach.

This paper presents a highly original carbon-energy calculator, designed with the aim of realistically and holistically evaluating the carbon and energy impacts of different food preparation options in delivering a restaurant menu.

To successfully curb microbial contamination of surface waters we need to understand, and holistically evaluate, the range of mitigation strategies that have been designed to protect watercourses from nonpoint agricultural sources, so as to use them to best effect.

This study utilizes life cycle assessment and cost analysis to holistically evaluate environmental and economic impacts of ion exchange technology that is used for reduction of disinfection by-products via organics removal in eight drinking water treatment plants in Florida.

Drawing on an adapted version of the WHO building blocks model ("hardware"), and combining this with an actor centred and relational ("software") analysis, the paper also provides an approach for holistically evaluating this sub-system.

Genome-scale transcription profiling provides the opportunity to more holistically evaluate the regulation of a group of genes, of the same family, or with analogous functions, or associated in specific pathways.

The performance of both conventional and bioreactor landfill was investigated holistically, by evaluating the mechanical settlement, extent of waste degradation with subsequent changes in geotechnical properties, landfill slope stability, and in-plane shear behavior (shear stress-displacement) of composite liner system and final cover system.

Dr. Jack Buckley, commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics, said in a press call that the standards of proficiency were tailored to reflect the computer-based nature of the assessment, and that students' writing was evaluated holistically -- taking into account development of ideas, organization and language facility and conventions.