Sentence examples for systemic coherence from inspiring English sources

The miracle of the blues riff -- the way it constructs narrative, its systemic coherence and its improvisational electricity -- is taken as simply improvisation, something tossed off.

He followed Mill investing utilitarianism with robust moral rights hoping to keep it ethically appealing without forgoing its systemic coherence.

The purpose of the study is to determine whether the pre-treatment clinical systemic variables and optical coherence tomography (OCT) findings are associated with the subsequent response to the intravitreal bevacizumab (IVB) in eyes with persistent diabetic macular edema (DME).

The hemodynamic coherence between systemic and microvascular flow proved to be present in the tongue but not in the gut.

Like the global financial system, coordination and coherence can go a long way in eschewing risks of the systemic and mundane variety while improving overall market stability.

As circumstances change, it provides guidance as to the ways the value architecture can be altered and a systemic framework for maintaining overall coherence.

The present research chooses the perspective of coherence from a systemic functional linguistic view as the entry point to compare a source Chinese text and its two English translations, so as to illuminate the differences in the realization of coherence in both the Chinese source text and the English target texts and how coherence is kept and achieved in translation.

The article emphasizes that if resuscitation procedures are based on the correction of systemic variables, there must be coherence between the macrocirculation and microcirculation if systemic hemodynamic-driven resuscitation procedures are to be effective in correcting organ perfusion and oxygenation.

It is hoped that this research will be able to shed light on the study of coherence in translation from systemic functional linguistic perspective.

The pursuit of coherence among these systems results in integration of care, and in the normative, functional, and systemic integration of the clinical team.

De Backer et al. [ 10, 32] showed in several studies in septic patients that patients with such a type 1 loss of hemodynamic coherence between microcirculatory alterations and systemic hemodynamic variables were associated with adverse outcomes.