monodisciplinary

the monodisciplinary approach of the research team limited their ability to address complex interdisciplinary problems.

many universities are phasing out traditional monodisciplinary programs in favor of interdisciplinary studies.

his monodisciplinary training in physics did not prepare him for the complexities of biomedical research.

the grant committee criticized the proposal for its overly monodisciplinary methodology.

monodisciplinary silos in academia often prevent meaningful collaboration between different fields.

she argued that monodisciplinary thinking cannot adequately address the climate crisis.

the international conference focused on breaking down monodisciplinary barriers in scientific research.

employers are increasingly seeking candidates with interdisciplinary skills rather than purely monodisciplinary expertise.

the monodisciplinary nature of the curriculum left students unprepared for real-world challenges.

policy makers recognized the limitations of monodisciplinary approaches to complex public health issues.

true innovation requires transcending monodisciplinary boundaries and embracing diverse perspectives.

the monodisciplinary study of human behavior fails to capture the full complexity of social phenomena.

modern scientific challenges cannot be solved through isolated monodisciplinary research alone.

the environmental crisis demands solutions that move beyond monodisciplinary thinking.

economists are moving away from purely monodisciplinary models toward more integrated approaches.

the rising complexity of legal issues requires abandoning rigid monodisciplinary frameworks.

medical education is evolving beyond traditional monodisciplinary training to holistic patient care.

urban planning challenges require abandoning monodisciplinary approaches in favor of comprehensive solutions.