Sentence examples for study of whole from inspiring English sources

Treating colonies like superorganisms -- the colony akin to a body and individual ants operating like cells in a body -- Gordon pioneered the study of whole ant populations.

This lower level will house the full spectrum of science scale, from atomic physics to molecular microscopy to the study of whole organisms in an insectary.

Health policy thinktank the PHG Foundation has a particular interest in the use of genomics (the study of whole genomes, the complete set of DNA) to improve health, usually via new tests and technologies.

The emphasis on the study of whole cultures and on cultures as systems in American cultural anthropology, often called holism, also showed both French and British influence.

With modern volumetric EPI techniques, there should be renewed interest in these types of studies for the study of whole brain temporal processing.

Nonenveloped viruses provide model systems for high-resolution structural study of whole virus capsids (and their components) and the principles of large-scale nucleoprotein tertiary and quaternary interactions.

However, the high spatiotemporal dimensionality and complexity of neuroimaging data make the study of whole-brain dynamics a challenging endeavor.

In view of the problems of stiffness and vibration isolation design, for which the designers care most, the study of whole-spacecraft vibration isolator (WSVI) consists of two parts.

M.R., B.L.A. and S.M.J.S. developed the Ensembl gene set, led and prepared by M.R. M.M., M.P. and J.H. performed GeneTree and CAFE analysis for the study of whole-genome duplications at the stem of the vertebrate lineage and prepared the corresponding sections.

A study of whole-blood transfusion started in the fall of 2014 at the 34 Military Hospital in Freetown.

This work presents a first approach on the study of whole-brain connectivity of brain tumor patients using the Multimodal Imaging Brain Connectivity (MIBCA) toolbox.