Sentence examples for more integral view from inspiring English sources

These sets of dimensionless numbers have been modified and extended by several authors in order to have a more integral view on the diverse phenomena taking place in fluidized bed reactors.

The application of the rights and gender framework to explore APs contributes to a more integral view of the issue.

With these newly added sRNA genes, it is clear that the reannotation provides a more integral view of the regulatory networks in CFT073.

However, the operation of supervision in one health post indicated that shared focus on improving patient care and an integral view of the health worker's needs provided the grounds for a more humanized, supportive relationship to the AN.

As I immersed myself in these topics, I kept finding memory in the most unexpected places, and came to the view that rather than being a storehouse in the centre of our brains, memory is much more integral: it's a tissue that underlies our thoughts, words, feeling, and our perception of the outside world.

Many authors have already challenged this view (14, 15, 52, 77– 79), and this study shows that a rights and gender approach could give a more integral and constructive picture.

The role of umpires in baseball is much more integral.

Few animals are more integral to the recent history of this country than the horse.

For all of the Giants' ailments, the Falcons are faced with a much more integral injury.

He has to be more integral than this to warrant inclusion.

If this award gives local a more integral interpretation then that is to be hugely applauded".