Cargill intends to pay producers a premium for the beans, which will be past onto food processors, and eventually, as a component in processed foods, onto consumers willing to pay more for a trans fat-free product.
This transformation is best conducted as a three-component process.
Our model results demonstrate that the progression of salt-induced hypertension in the Dahl-S salt-sensitive rat can be well represented as a multi-component process, with each component having distinct characteristics of timing and reversibility.
In the present study, we used data from Dahl-S rats to investigate whether the time course of salt-induced hypertension in this strain could be well represented as a multi-component process.
Complementing previous studies that have investigated the association between dietary behaviors and specific age-related diseases, the present report aimed to extend the findings by considering aging as a multi-component process.
In the present study we have demonstrated that the main dynamics of salt-induced hypertension in Dahl-S rats can be well represented as a multi-component process consisting of three major elements that differ in several fundamental characteristics, such as their time course and reversibility.
Due to its autonomous nature, the instrument is suited for use as a component in a process monitoring and control system.
In this paper, we explore the delivery of self-help advice as a component of the process of acupuncture care, and discuss the implications for future trial designs.
This illustrates the potential for adaptive neofunctionalization to occur as a component of the process of genome degeneration and streamlining.
We therefore invite colleagues to consider applying and adapting the harvest plot as a component of the processes of synthesising and reporting the findings of systematic reviews of the differential effects of other complex interventions.
In particular, we argue that monitoring should not be viewed as a stand-alone activity, but instead as a component of a larger process of either conservation-oriented science or management.
