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Meanings of integrative in English

Combining and coordinating diverse elements into a whole.

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Tending to consolidate.

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Usage of integrative in English
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Moreover, this integrative strategy is a general approach in new drug discovery.
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Methods: An integrative review of studies measuring Hispanic parental perception was conducted.
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Additionally in path models, these relations were tested in an integrative way.
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To address these challenges, researchers are increasingly turning to integrative informatics approaches.
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Geography and History are important school subjects because they are integrative disciplines.
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A combination of integrative and inductive qualitative approaches to analysis was used.
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It does the same with the life-related, constructive, integrative part of itself.
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Using integrative genomics strategies, plausible functional and positional candidates may be found.
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Successful integrative models need to be tested, particularly in non-malignant diseases.
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This integrative approach is particularly helpful when assessing suspect female heterozygotes.
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Systems biology describes a holistic and integrative approach to understand physiology and pathology.
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It broadens their world view and provides an integrative lens for viewing humanity.
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One may prefer the molar view on grounds of elegance, integrative power, and plausibility.
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Harvesting via an integrative holistic approach is recommended for optimal quality and functional compounds.
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There's nothing material to repair, because the Metastructure was the integrative form of Humanity.
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Repeated measurements of vitamin D are not necessary in patients under standard integrative therapy.
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