Sentence examples for more holistic concept from inspiring English sources

MZ: We think of infrastructure as a more holistic concept.

Environmental criminology focuses on crime and place and has extended beyond an interest in the designed or built environment into the role of a more holistic concept of place.

Information warfare is a vastly more holistic concept than cyberwarfare".

Now, lo and behold, I look back at these two men and see something that, to me, looks like a starting point for a newer, more holistic concept of maleness.

Effectiveness is a more holistic concept than efficiency.

Child protection has also moved from what used to be protection against "especially difficult circumstances" to a more holistic concept offering children the right to be safeguarded against a broad spectrum of violence, exploitation, abuse, discrimination and neglect within the family and in society.

Expanding the scope of risk assessment, more holistic concepts have been developed, for example the Organisation for Econonomic Co-operation and Development (OECD) concept of systemic risks which includes socio-economic aspects.

In order to focus not only on single quality marker compounds, more holistic concepts need to be developed such as metabolic fingerprinting [ 83, 84].

However, more educated participants and students studying Personal Development, Health and Physical Education PDHPEE) in high school tended to have a more holistic, multidimensional concept of health.

Our interpretation of the sense of the literature (e.g. Gaston et al., 2006; Ferrier & Wintle, 2009) is that effectiveness is a more holistic and inclusive concept than efficiency.

Beyond general guidelines for the care of patients, effective diabetes management requires an integrated, more holistic, and patient-centered concept.