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Recently, employing a model that integrated immunological parameters, epizootiology, and disease demography, Dimitrov et al. (123) showed that total colony immunity is actually strengthened by perpetuating RABV infection.

Between 2008 and 2009 the Lusaka District Health Management Team, with support from the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ), piloted a model that integrated the delivery of HIV and outpatient department (OPD) services in two urban primary health care clinics (Topp et al. 2010).

We propose a model that integrates manipulative behaviors and postulates that the four types of behaviors mentioned above are independent.

This is also a model that integrates the ICTs in the teaching-learning process, helps to organize knowledge collectively, puts the students in the center of the process, and teaches basic competencies.

We describe a model that integrates contemporary knowledge of signal transduction pathways with principles of quantitative and population genetics to form a theoretical framework for improved understanding of the genetic control of complex traits.

We will present data to explain the discrepancies that are seen between in vitro and in vivo models of Nod2 involvement in response to B. burgdorferi and propose a model that integrates our findings into the understanding of Nod2 function in other systems.

Perhaps the most effective decision-making requires a model that integrates both dimensions.

Overall, this study provides the underpinnings of a model that integrates κB site sequence, NF-κB dimer selectivity, and regulation of target gene expression.

Based on these findings, we propose a model that integrates elements from previous models and combines them with recent findings on the role of social cognition in insight [ 30].

Figure 1 shows a model that integrates the behavioral health and life sciences; the model is intended to facilitate effective, efficient translation of scientific discoveries to improve population health.

This review was aimed at developing a model that integrates evidence from the existing literature on health care professionals' speaking-up behaviour on the basis of their particular characteristics (e.g. concerns related to patients' well-being).