integrative

[in-ti-grayt-iv]

adjective

1. serving or tending to integrate people or things into a whole.

Example Sentences

Niamh Ordner is a senior at Rice University majoring in integrative biology, with research experience in plant molecular biology and computational cancer genomics.

From Los Angeles Times

The integrative process, for example, makes sense for individual conflict because its entire aim is a holistic solution that recognizes the value of compromise.

From Salon

"I’m at the point where I’m trying to look at my finances to find more money for these integrative services because they really do help"

From Salon

"Studying ancient DNA lets us reach back in time, tracking evolutionary changes directly in historical populations," said lead researcher Vagheesh Narasimhan, assistant professor of integrative biology and statistics and data sciences at UT Austin.

From Science Daily

"In humans, men and women exhibit distinct sleep patterns, often attributed to lifestyle factors and caregiving roles," said senior author Rachel Rowe, assistant professor of integrative physiology.

From Science Daily