Sentence examples for part of totality from inspiring English sources

All is part of totality, and in this totality man finds his hozro, his way of walking in harmony, with beauty all around him".

It's all part of the totality of a career".

Alcohol test results are weighed as part of the totality of circumstances in such cases.

"It's not a massive part of the totality but there are a number", says Mrs May.

Similarly, Monios (2015) argues that "official government institutions become only one part of the totality of the governance process.

They are part of a totality that she sees as a single painting, a vessel for "imploding, exploding energy".

If the radiograph or other medical assessment determines the probability an individual is 18 or older exceeds 75percentthethe agency can turn that person over to DHS — as long as it's considered as part of the "totality of the evidence".

For example, for safety data, it can be extremely important to conduct E-R analyses as part of the totality of evidence, either to support or challenge findings that appear unclear or questionable using classical statistical analyses.

In many cases, bringing in additional evidence in the form of chimp ESTs or individual WGS reads undermines the architectures analyzed by Anamika et al. These sequences appear to have been available at the time of their analysis and therefore could have been consulted as part of the totality of evidence for (or against) the gene structures of chimpanzee protein kinases.

It was not possible to collect accurate or meaningful process outcomes such as the number of patients seen by the new service, mainly because the EFU itself (where patients were assigned to a geriatrician and hence identifiable) reflected only part of the totality of the intervention which included in-reach into the majors area and clinical discussions (which could not be counted).

The observed physicochemical and functional similarity between products, as part of the totality-of-the-evidence scheme, will determine the extent of upcoming nonclinical and clinical studies, considering that it diminishes the uncertainty of exhibiting different pharmacological profiles.