Sentence examples for holistically reflect from inspiring English sources
Taxonomies with these qualities can be achieved through the development of what is termed "configurations" that holistically reflect how several forms of organisations may emerge from the interaction of parts of an organisation [ 7].
In these functional, dynamic systems, physical, chemical, and pharmacological perturbations are holistically reflected by the tissue responses.
By reviewing the BBS program holistically and reflecting upon the details of the case study, this paper offers lessons and reference for future design and implementation of BBS program in the construction industry.
Supervisors thought that a way for students to learn patient care holistically was to reflect on complex nursing situations, for example after a home visit when students had been exposed to a patient's unhealthy lifestyle.
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.
He took spectral measurements like the average center-of-gravity (CoG) that are more holistically oriented and hence easier and more reliable to apply than measurements of individual formants or frequency ranges, but still reflect the known parameter changes of "sibilant pitch" or "whisper pitch".
2 Chronic diseases are also the leading causes of disability and death in the USA. 2 Murray et al posit that health, social and palliative care services are continuing to fail many people with progressive chronic illnesses in whom death may be approaching, reflecting a failure to think proactively and holistically about their care.
While several important issues go inexplicably unmentioned (to be discussed later), the breadth of subject matter reflects the authors' view that pastoral systems involve inextricably linked human, livestock, and land components that must be considered holistically.
Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.
