| Thus shear loading mechanisms may play a central role in integrative models of the vertebrate body axis. |
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| As Lutherans we believe Jesus Christ is the integrative center of Scripture and its definitive interpreter. |
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| More recently, studies have begun to include mating decisions into an integrative optimality approach to animal behavior. |
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| Dr. Gaboriault is now an apologist of integrative medicine that combines the allopathy system and the traditional systems. |
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| Our work during the past 18 years suggests that the centrosphere is the cellular location of an integrative system that controls cell motility. |
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| Bacteria are known to exchange genes via conjugative plasmids and integrative and conjugative elements. |
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| But I think integrative medicine has much to offer in terms of general cancer protection. |
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| Their integrative motivation is to have their children speak Spanish in order to integrate socially with Spanish speakers. |
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| As the assessment is a continuous and integrative process, the student gets sufficient time for correction. |
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| One of the big challenges in integrative organismal biology is to explain-and ideally predict-the evolution of complex animal traits in nature. |
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| And the idea behind integrative medicine is to use these things preventively, to try and prevent illness. |
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| Plant growth analysis is an explanatory, holistic and integrative approach to interpreting plant form and function. |
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| Their integrative medical approach will appeal to readers who want to be well-informed about all their options. |
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| I feel an integrative approach to health is necessary, as after all we have a physical body and an energy body. |
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| This is an integrative trait, reflecting both light and dark reactions of photosynthesis. |
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| This integrative approach is fundamental to a comprehensive understanding of human development generally, and to fathering more specifically. |
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| No one in the cancer world, orthodox or alternative or integrative, can make that claim. |
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| In our view, this integrative approach to prevention offers the best hope for working effectively with adolescents and families in the highest-risk categories. |
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| The foundation will fund integrative medicine efforts around the country. |
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| The prescription for healing the ailing health service has been apparent for a long time: integrative care. |
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| The desire to be coherent and integrative may be immobilizing us completely. |
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| Implementation experiences suggest that capacity still remains a major issue and requires an integrative coordinative approach. |
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| His programme in integrative medicine at the University of Arizona offers two year fellowships to doctors who have completed residencies in primary care specialties. |
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| This means that matrilineality is more integrative, while patrilineality is more divisive and acquisitive. |
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| The integrative mode refers to the act of setting fire to oneself or surrounding objects in what appears to be suicide. |
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| A more integrative conceptualization is needed to better integrate SD with the environmental education. |
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| Alongside the broad MBA, I majored in health-sector management and integrative thinking. |
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| It is that your rate of integrative approach at the command level is the most backward in the country. |
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| Some of them may overlap, but this is only natural as cultural values are often related and require an integrative approach. |
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| Do the politicians now supporting it do so because of citizen demand or do they truly believe in its integrative power? |
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| The preparation of such an integrative synthesis report by the United Nations will require a considerable number of skilled personnel. |
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| This mode is also known as a problem solving or integrative style and it is the opposite of avoiding. |
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| This should take an integrative approach to all the current themes and topics, using case studies at all levels from around the world. |
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| Politics has to give a financial impetus that rewards the integrative model for the provision of care. |
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| It is holistic or integrative because it acts on the physical, mental, and emotional body and the state of my being. |
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| Through this means he established an orientation, an adaptive and also a socially integrative function of stereotypes. |
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| The skirt cloths and the Balinese textiles have a strong integrative bias, featuring tie and dye skills, the use of natural dyes along with the indigenous batik tradition. |
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| It is easy to be biased by bilateral symmetry and assume that a centralized nervous system is necessary for any integrative nervous system function. |
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| However, we need the freedom and expertise to develop integrative biopsychological models to inform our thinking and practice, even our psychotherapy. |
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| The multivocal voice is an aestethic concept that fosters the integrative approach to contemporary vocal performance practices that do not exclude one or the other of the above mentioned voice paradigms. |
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| According to the advocates of the holistic system, an integrative health care package would include facets from allopathy, Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Yoga, Siddha and naturopathy. |
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| I contemplate the advice of my dinner partner that day, a doctor whose specialty is integrative medicine. |
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| He writes extensively on corporate strategy, executive compensation and governance, business design and integrative thinking. |
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| Standards for integrative technologies facilitate the broad deployment of successful solutions. |
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| Additionally, Loder affirms a Christologically focused integrative development. |
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| These companies can engage in integrative trade to tap into labour capacity in emerging markets, thereby allowing them to both create and meet demand. |
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| My after-tax profits go to a foundation that supports integrative medicine. |
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| At two events held last year, ETH professors talked to donors and political representatives about their research into integrative risk management on the one hand, and the computing of the future on the other. |
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| It is an integrative approach, founded on the principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy, then expanded to include techniques and concepts from other psychotherapies. |
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| What needs to be invented is an integrative project, a network of local, articulated and interwoven alternatives, a many-faceted model reflecting this multiplicity. |
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| The smallness of the community facilitates a particularly integrative approach so that all relevant groups within the community can be addressed and furnished with information. |
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| Most doctors of integrative medicine who use NAC also add other chelators and detoxifiers, such as alpha lipoic acid, glutathione, and glycine. |
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| To what extent do graduates of integrative programs receive effective training in spiritual interventions? |
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| He urged the students to promote integrative medicine. |
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| A textbook on integrative medicine demands some authority and this book lives up to its title. |
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| It includes the histories of complementary medicine and of integrative medicine. |
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| He goes on to say that Pan Africanism as an economic integrative force towards the unity of Africa has been kept at bay. |
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| The model of integrative medicine as developed around the world is, however, very different from this narrow perspective. |
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| If a child is suspected of having a sensory integrative disorder, an evaluation can be conducted by a qualified occupational or physical therapist. |
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| Cockroaches are the inspiration for some of the most ambitious. At the forefront of this interdisciplinary field is Robert Full, professor of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley. |
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| The European Union is a successful economic and political integrative community which stands up for stability, security and prosperity in all Member States. |
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| Ultimately, in the final stages of transition, individuals are assumed to reach a more integrative stage of balance between self-assertive environmental action and reflective environmental monitoring. |
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| Italy and Denmark have the lowest integrative capability. |
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| Only when the mindset of the majority population opens up, society as a whole can engage in diversity, which is the only way an integrative society can come into being. |
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| Specialised in integrative plant biology, the UPRA is a partnership between a Swedish research institute, the UPCS, and three French INRA centres, including the one in Nancy in Lorraine. |
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| For a more comprehensive review of the theory and methods of integrative medicine, readers are referred to the author's textbook, Textbook of Integrative Mental Health Care. |
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| Vickers, a research methodologist in the division of integrative medicine. |
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| Towards an integrative model of small firm internationalisation. |
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| Now, she is a pioneer in integrative and anti-aging medicine, gynecology, dermatology and clinical nutrition with an emphasis in naturopathic medicine. |
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| Part II discusses the interrelationship of the OT and NT in forming a unified Testament interpreted liturgically through integrative discursive, aural, and visual modalities. |
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| To reflect this need, a team led by the main author of this study developed a model called the transcultural integrative model for ethical decision-making. |
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| The brain dead person is held to have lost integrative unity of the body. |
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