Indirect C-R interactions occur when the effects of the two species on one another are mediated entirely by the density or traits of a third species that is a consumer or resource of one or both of them [3].
The study was carried out in a standard primary care context with an extra-resource of one health educator at each PCC and a process leader (first author).
This also suggests a practical definition of scientific collaboration as an activity in which resources, of one kind or another, are exchanged, or shared, between collaborating research groups.
Thanks to the sharing economy, we now have the power to consume collaboratively, relying on the resources of one another, rather than a third party vendor.
Hence, from a resource point-of-view, one can argue that manufacturing enterprises take more risk than their service counterparts (Cooper and Kleinschmidt, 1987).
To do so, he drew on the vast resources of one of the world's major media companies, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
A read operation that just retrieves the ID of a resource costs one unit, for example.
For example instead of dumping our waste we start to see it is a resource – one tonne of waste almost equates to two barrels of oil".
When a trial is very costly and beyond the resources of one country, funders and investigators should make efforts to develop international collaboration with joint funding.
When a trial is very costly and beyond the resources of one country, funders and investigators should make every effort to develop international collaboration with joint funding.
