Sentences with phrase «more comprehensive view»

The refinement of the SEB concept in the parenting context provides a more comprehensive view of both mothers» and fathers» cognition.

By maintaining such a view, the intervenor (whether therapist or mediator) has the decided advantage of neutrality over fault - finding and side - taking and maximizes her leverage as a result of her more comprehensive view of the functional rules of the family system.

While the worksheet above is a good place to start, this worksheet can provide a more comprehensive view of the schemas you or your clients have.

For a more comprehensive view of my experience and qualifications to work as a food service manager, please refer to the enclosed resume.

This will provide a more comprehensive view of what the employer is seeking in a candidate.

With these suggested searches, you can find opportunities tailored just for you and gain a more comprehensive view of the job market.

Today, from an event at our headquarters in Redmond, Wash., we introduced the next chapter — a more comprehensive view of the Windows 10 experience.

For a more comprehensive view of the access to justice barriers and creative solutions offered by survey respondents see: Survey results report - April 21.

Marinexplore can handle different types of data, integrating them to build a more comprehensive view for analysis and forecasting.

Announcement on AER - led research to provide a more comprehensive view of future coastal floods.

To give a more comprehensive view, I decided to compare the 2015 revenue - and distance - based loyalty programs taking into account both the cost per mile flown and elite status.

When a financial institution has a more comprehensive view of your finances, then it can help you optimize your finances with more suitable products.

While holding cash at Ellevest isn't necessarily better than holding it at your own bank — interest rates are puny everywhere — seeing it incorporated into your plan may help you get a more comprehensive view of your finances.

This is a more comprehensive view of consumer's historical credit performance.

If that's the case, you require an adviser who can take a more comprehensive view of your finances.

And some of them say their not even interested in getting a better, more comprehensive view.

There's research into stitching together the images from two or three outside cameras to give an even more comprehensive view.

Get a more comprehensive view of your surroundings when the vehicle is in reverse for added peace of mind.»

The Virginia Board of Education is revising its accreditation standards to provide a more comprehensive view of school quality while encouraging continuous improvement for all schools and placing increased emphasis on closing achievement gaps.

Using multiple measures, instead of just test scores, to determine an education endeavor's success can lead to enhanced student performance, better decision making, and a more comprehensive view of school quality and student achievement.

But dashboards provide a more comprehensive view of what is happening within schools and allows educators and others to address multiple factors at the same time.

What if instead of recording student progress in terms of test performance, narrative transcripts followed them to give teachers and community leaders a more comprehensive view of the holistic student?

By combining multiple sources of information about a teacher's practice, administrators can obtain a more comprehensive view of an individual teacher's ability, as well as focus areas for potential development.

If you're interested in a framework for creating a more comprehensive view of your learner's needs, read the following article.

Part of the problem with updating Sirk to make room for homophobia and a more comprehensive view of racial intolerance is that it idealizes the social impact of the original Sirk movies when they came out.

Patients requiring a more comprehensive view of their cycles may opt for month - long salivary testing.

Another reason I prefer this is that it is a more comprehensive view of glucose tolerance and I even get to see what foods cause higher spikes for me personally and which don't affect it as much at all.

TIGR sequenced the M. jannaschii genome in order to provide «a much more comprehensive view of the relationship between organisms of these three domains of life,» recalls Claire Fraser, a member of the TIGR sequencing team.

«Having the phosphoproteomics data in addition to the traditional genomics and transcriptomics enabled us to get a more comprehensive view of aberrant signaling in this disease,» Paull said.

In the last decade, IIASA researchers have published a large body of research showing that the very boundary of «old age» should shift with changes in life expectancy, and have introduced new measures of aging that are based on population characteristics, giving a more comprehensive view of population aging.

But a more comprehensive view of his early life — such as that provided by Denis Brian in his 1996 book, Einstein: A Life, jostles the superposition.

Ebrahim and colleagues reasoned that taking these factors into account, plus disabilities related to pregnancy complications and the psychological distress of unintended pregnancies, would provide a more comprehensive view of disability resulting from sexual behavior.

Future research should look at data from state prescription drug monitoring programs and data on other substance use to get a more comprehensive view of how patients are using opioids,» said Karen E Lasser, MD, MPH, a general internist at BMC with expertise in improving the quality of care for underserved patient populations, who served as co-principal investigator of the study.

The millions of base pairs of sequence that Genovese and McCarroll's team have located will be added to the next release of the reference human genome assembly — the «Google maps» of the human genome that geneticists use every day — providing a more comprehensive view of the genome and how the pieces all fit together.

Recent findings emphasize the importance of investigating members of the archaeal domain of life in order to obtain a more comprehensive view of microbial ecology, symbiosis, and metabolic interdependencies involving archaeal partners, and of evolution of life on Earth in regard to the deep roots of archaea as well as our microbial ancestry.

«Our goal was to obtain a more comprehensive view of the current state of knowledge on the benefits of volunteering among older adults,» said Dr. Anderson, a senior scientist with Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute and associate professor, University of Toronto.

People could benefit from a more comprehensive view of the brain, one that includes how biology, environment and culture shape behavior.

«This work complements our current knowledge of the effect of isolated foods and nutrients, and provides a more comprehensive view of the relationship between food and type 2 diabetes» explains Guy Fagherazzi, the lead researcher in charge of diabetes research in the E3N study.

But electronic fetal monitoring provides a wealth of information that can not be obtained by listening, and that allows for a more comprehensive view of fetal well being.

Surveying a legislator's scores over the course of his / her tenure in office may produce a more comprehensive view of his / her commitment to environmental protection.

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The interface gives a comprehensive view of to - dos, key deals, engagement opportunities and more.

New tools can help provide a more complex and comprehensive view of your customers» identities, interests, and motivations than was ever possible before.

Estimize, the crowdsourced financial estimates platform, announced the launch its newest product, the Estimize Stock Screener, which offers users a real - time, comprehensive view of the market sentiment for more than 1,500 stocks, as well as the ability to filter for specific attributes.

So we have the double «solution» manifested not only in the writings of Hartshorne, but also, partially at least, in some of Whitehead's views: the solution explicitly held by Hartshorne of the self as a series of «momentary selves» or the solution implied by quotations such as those referring to body cells as contributing «their little experiences» to a more comprehensive experience.»

Is any of these points of view more fundamental, more comprehensive than the others?

Hartshorne intrepidly draws numerous conclusions of this sort, stoutly maintaining that his theory makes for more comprehensive sense than the traditional view that holds that, when one sees an external object, he really sees the object and not just a certain shape in his own brain.

Indeed, insofar as that tradition «itself is in full process of evolution» (PAG 66), one might further surmise that someday the thought of Hegel and Whitehead will be seen as preparatory to a more comprehensive processive world view which will enjoy the same unquestioned acceptance as systems of classical metaphysics in generations past.

Darwin, however, deserves to be called a scientific creationist because he attempted to knit together scientific and theological theories in a way that affords a more unified and comprehensive view of reality.

In this manner we are brought to a more comprehensive and profound view of religion and the religions than was possible in past generations, particularly those of the Enlightenment and Romanticism, which advanced so far in the science of religion.

A more likely view, and one held by many competent interpreters, is that this present collection of ten commandments, this Decalogue, this aggregate of «ten words,» probably represents not an original nucleus around which the growing fullness of Old Testament torah formed, not a chronologically prior basic code which was subsequently expanded, but rather a self - conscious, consummately discerning effort to reduce to its most significant essence a relatively comprehensive and detailed body of torah.