Sentence examples for more holistic context from inspiring English sources

At the institutional level, it will be useful to examine the role of such approaches in a more holistic context of academic integrity violation.

Here, one seeks to achieve situational awareness, that is, the ability to analyze alerts in a broader and more holistic context.

Possible examples include a shift in emphasis to remedial technologies that reduce pollutant greenhouse gas effects (e.g., by conversion of methane to carbon dioxide in the subsurface), and a more holistic context for considering remedial technologies with low emission footprints.

Situation awareness is introduced as a more holistic variant of context awareness where situations are regarded as logically aggregated pieces of context.

Evaluation can be strictly policy-focused, or broader and more holistic in that context-relevant assessment criteria that are not necessarily considered in the evaluated policy can nevertheless be incorporated.

"Designers have a more holistic world view, and context has a higher priority.

"First, when we review content that is reported to us, we will take a more holistic look at the context surrounding a violent image or video, and will remove content that celebrates violence," it said.

"When we review content that is reported to us, we will take a more holistic look at the context surrounding a violent image or video," Facebook said in a statement to Reuters.

The Asians tended to be more "holistic," showing greater attention to context, a tolerance for contradiction, and less dependence on logic.

It will be from an ability to see the text, or linear perspective, as well as the context, or more holistic view, that leaders as people and as organizations will advance and thrive.

It was further suggested that the intervening time could be gainfully used to rethink the TRO in the context of a more holistic design, in line with the government's 'Designing Streets: A Policy Statement for Scotland', thereby giving appropriate emphasis to "placemaking and preventing the dominance of motorised vehicles over all other street users".