Sentence examples for integrative context from inspiring English sources

Understanding the significance of a specific property at a specific site requires relating that property to the integrative context of that neuron, and comparing it with other neurons.

The authors offer a systematic approach to understanding complex diseases while explaining network medicine's unique features, including the application of modern genomics technologies, biostatistics and bioinformatics, and dynamic systems analysis of complex molecular networks in an integrative context.

The latest initiative, Environmental Health Sciences as an Integrative Context for Learning (EHSIC), is intended to improve overall academic performance as well as enhance students' comprehension of and interest in environmental sciences.

Therefore, miRIAD can be used to investigate miRNAs in a very integrative context, with special attention to functional features, such as protein– protein interaction, miRNAs targeting host mRNAs or their partners in a functional network.

Markowitz administers an NIEHS Environmental Health Sciences as an Integrative Context for Learning (EHSIC) grant as well as grants from several other sources to develop multidisciplinary material for K 12 teachers [for more information on EHSIC grants, see "Mission: Educational," p. A806 this issue].

It takes a clever approach to the highly significant issue of how climate change might impact on the human food chain via its influence of plant composition, and in so doing does an excellent job of discussing the results in a broad integrative context.

This clinical care pathway was a useful tool for the consistent application of evidence-based care for low back pain in the context of an integrative setting.

In conclusion, the functional consistency observed in the constellations and regions defined by the coexpression network and the enrichment on house-keeping genes place the genes in a new integrative relational context that has strong biological coherence and, in many cases, can reveal essential or ubiquitous biological processes.

These sub-themes were clustered into a framework of multifaceted views held by cancer patients in relation to their wellbeing, the role of significant others, and personal control, within the novel integrative oncology context explored in this study.

Important implications of these findings are the need to implement an integrative and context-oriented approach towards psychosocial support for adolescent victims of sexual violence, thereby hopefully fostering an enhanced supportive social environment.

Simonson et al. present an ambitious sketch of an integrative theory of context.