Sentence examples for integrated instead from inspiring English sources
Person-centeredness requires an attitudinal shift: patients should be seen as the 'subject' of integrated care, the focal point around which services are integrated, instead of a passive 'object' that receives a set of integrated services.
The objective is not to go for big against small, but to go for integrated instead of dispersed efforts".
GKPCD2 is the GKPD2-version for a graph weighted by curvature factor C, and while back-propagating Euclidean distances are integrated instead of actual edge weights, curvature-induced edge weights do not follow symmetry property.
For patients with a physical chronic disease it is relevant that biomedical and psychosocial care are provided in an integrated instead of separated way, since they often encounter psychosocial problems that may hinder their ability to manage their disease [ 12].
Medical school testing should be comprehensive and integrated, instead of the current common practice of administering exams based on discipline.
And none of this happens without school accountability regimes that deeply integrate, instead of crowd out, STEM education.
Even in more mature organisations, digital expertise is rarely integrated, and instead treated as a discrete specialism with roles bolted on to the edge of the organisational structure or dropped into a black box "centre of excellence".
The prediction step and the measurement step are integrated together instead of functioning separately.
Historically, the behavioral health specialty has not itself been integrated, but instead bifurcated by substance use and mental health across treatment systems, care providers and even research.
In contrast with other approaches, the most evident improvement of the proposed method is that the prediction step and the measurement step are integrated together instead of functioning separately.
It is easily conceivable why the animals integrated silicon instead of calcium as the fundamental element for their inorganic skeleton, since the Neoproterozoic oceans were rich in silicic acid and continuously replenished by products of the silicate weathering-carbonate precipitation cycle (Walker 2003).
