Metabolomics, representing holistic thinking derived from genomics and proteomics, is widely used in the areas of disease diagnosis, drug development, plant metabolomics, nutritional science and microbial metabolomics 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
Study sites in Ilmotiok and Koija group ranches were selected to represent the holistic grazing management and traditional grazing regime, respectively.
The fundamental attributes represent a holistic view of network, revealing the most important issues and how they are interconnected to each other.
The fault tree and event tree analysis techniques enhance the accident model to represent a holistic picture of the cause-consequence mechanism of the accident process.
An ontology, namely RQ-Tech, was used to parse and tag representative samples of strategic, operational, and tactical Department of Defense Joint doctrine publications and the results were analyzed with respect to how well the data could represent a holistic model of the business enterprise.
In the context of assessing potential risks of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), life cycle thinking can represent a holistic view on the impacts of ENPs through the entire value chain of nano-enhanced products from production, through use, and finally to disposal.
While none of the models represent a holistic or complete management model, a number of 'good/innovative practices' have been identified which are instructive for systematizing the SCLSP.
The picture attempted to represent the holistic nature of Indigenous perspectives of social and emotional well-being, where each component was interdependent and balanced by the others.
In response to this, the Health Literacy Questionnaire (HLQ) [ 30] was developed using an extensive grounded approach that explicitly sought to represent a holistic picture of an individual's health literacy.
There is no thorough in silico STR marker mining from buffalo genome to represent more holistic and cumulative variability of genome to be used in gene pool or biodiversity analysis and gene/QTL mapping.
