In these writings, ranging over an unusually wide intellectual territory, Rorty offers a highly integrated, multifaceted view of thought, culture, and politics, a view that has made him one of the most widely discussed philosophers in our time.
Systems biology aims to generate in-depth profiles by integrating multifaceted datasets and harnessing their power to predict, for example, immunogenicity following vaccination, using complex computational approaches.
The CCM offers a solution that shifts the paradigm from the acute care model to a comprehensive, patient-centred model of care, which integrates multifaceted elements to improve the quality of chronic disease outcomes [ 21– 23].
Clearly, further studies are warranted, adopting an integrated, multifaceted approach that takes into account the unique aspects of cell death regulation outlined above, in order to assess more accurately the impact that apoptosis has on endocrine responsiveness.
While it is essential to be able to effectively transfer information to the community at large it is imperative that the educational quality of the product that a training program produces (lay health advisor, witness role model) be maximized through well integrated multifaceted approaches.
Eco-sustainable planning integrated with multifaceted research and policy dimensions (e.g. social, economic, cultural and political issues) characterizing Mediterranean peri-urban areas is a relevant approach to urban fringe sustainability.
To our knowledge, there has not been a review of the qualitative literature on recruitment and retention of rehabilitation professionals in rural areas to examine the context, such that lessons learned may be integrated into multifaceted strategies to increase the number of OTs and PTs in rural areas.
This multifaceted approach will allow us to integrate findings from neurocognitive testing, clinical phenotyping, and multimodal MRI to develop a unique multi-parametric neurocognitive phenotype for CKD.
Patient-centered medical homes provide an opportunity to integrate mental and physical health care to address the multifaceted needs of complex comorbid conditions.
More recent work in this area has tried to integrate positivistic and humanistic paradigms by recognising the complex, multifaceted and sometimes 'messy' nature of evidence and its application as an evolving body of facts, value judgements, experiences, and interpretations, which are contingent on time and context [ 9, 11, 12].
