Sentence examples for more multidisciplinary approach from inspiring English sources
I, for one, find cause for optimism that a more multidisciplinary approach toward development has emerged in recent years as it becomes clear that reality is bit more complex than economists had told us.
But there are subtle differences, notably a more multidisciplinary approach, with theater, circus and the visual arts all part of the program, and an increased focus on new work, with 19 premieres during the festival's 18-day run.
While, in many studies, the focus has tended to be on the technology for production of juveniles, the need for a more multidisciplinary approach is now becoming accepted.
It is important to point out that a guide may be needed to provide a more multidisciplinary approach.
In the case of Germany and The Netherlands, however, there are similar numbers of papers in PsycINFO and PubMed, probably reflecting a more multidisciplinary approach.
31– 33 This lower mortality may reflect the implementation of the National Cancer Plan, specifically strengthening and centralization of surgery, and a more multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment.
The focus on key themes aims to inspire more multidisciplinary approaches, says Jennings, and encourage researchers to come up with the right approach rather than prescribe it.
Adopting a more multidisciplinary translational approach to biomedical aging research requires a mutual understanding of the concept of translational research.
Originally a psychological tradition, it has been expanded into a more general, multidisciplinary approach, which is used (besides in psychology) in semiotics, anthropology, sociology, cognitive science, linguistics, and design research.
For example, which patients groups are overtreated and could instead benefit from minimal intervention and which patient groups require a more traditional multidisciplinary approach.
Burke [ 24]: 932] argues that CAM may provide 'potentially more effective multidisciplinary approaches to treating complex, chronic health problems such as HIV, chronic pain, and addiction'.
