The programme supports families by providing information on child nutrition (based on government healthy eating guidelines), active play and parenting practices to help parents practically integrate these recommendations into everyday life.
These characteristics can practically be integrated into multidimensional tools such as the BODE index capable of providing a more comprehensive evaluation of COPD subjects (34).
The next keiretsu builder — and probably the most successful one so far — was Marks & Spencer in England, which, beginning in the early 1930s, integrated practically all its suppliers into its own management system but through contracts rather than through ownership.
There was a shift in how people began to use the Web as a real tool of commerce and communication and social interaction, and now it is integrated into practically everything that we do.
Just as importantly, we will be training them to be fluent in a new language: that of visual storytelling, which complements and informs traditional literacies, and promises to become more and more integrated into practically every profession, as each industry realizes the growing potential for using these techniques.
Quilts, traditionally made exclusively by women, practically and symbolically integrate multiple dimensions: the personal, the domestic, the religious, the social and even the political.
Czech president Milos Zeman, known for his fiery anti-migrant rhetoric, claimed on Sunday it was "practically impossible" to integrate the Muslim community into European society.
With just eight holdovers from their final USL Pro season, Heath has had barely five weeks to integrate practically a whole new squad, hence there are bound to be growing pains from trying to get everyone in sync around the former World Player of the Year, who has full license to attack from the centre of the midfield trio.
Thus, insights from different models are practically impossible to integrate, which hinders the development of general theory.
