Sentence examples for more holistic evaluation from inspiring English sources

Future perspectives point towards a more holistic evaluation of packaging throughout the entire cold chain.

This methodology normalizes natural and economic inputs to permit a more holistic evaluation of systems.

To do so, we examine the end-to-end supply chain, from source to store, to present a more holistic evaluation of the Apple business model.

This procedure supports a paradigm shift that promotes a more holistic evaluation and management of biodiversity-centered protected areas, where until recently cultural landscapes were rarely appreciated.

An interesting question is whether or not energy forests grown on arable land are profitable from a socio economic point of view when considering a more holistic evaluation of all the largely beneficial impacts of energy forests.

However, the probabilistic and PCA approach enabled a more holistic evaluation of sensitivity, including identification of combinations of alignment parameters that most significantly contributed to kinematic and contact mechanics outcomes throughout the flexion cycle, and the predictive capability to estimate joint mechanics based on alignment conditions without requiring additional analysis.

The undergraduate institution becomes important during later, more "holistic," evaluations.

Clearly this would represent a more holistic approach to evaluation of different alcohol policy measures.

As a result, decision makers were able to supplement scientific data with a more holistic and comprehensive evaluation of impacts on health, incorporating the knowledge and experience of the at-risk population (Arquette et al. 2002).

Further, we are also aware of a potential tension between trialists who may believe their trials examine unique hypotheses (e.g. using modified interventions, or different populations from those used previously) and thus be reticent about the approach compared to the meta-analyst who takes a more holistic approach to evaluation.

The socio-technical model proposed in this study permitted simultaneous evaluation of the influences of system quality, information quality, and service quality, thus facilitating a more holistic approach to the evaluation of the success of PACS.