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Finally, building on model 1, we introduced interaction terms between diagnostic group and fish consumption, with the aim of determining whether the relationship between intake (exposure) and blood Hg was modified by diagnostic group.
Building on Model 2, in Model 3, we added the neighbourhood legal cynicism measure at level two.
In the 1950s, George MacDonald, building on Ross' model, concluded that, at equilibrium, the weakest link in the cycle of malaria transmission is the adult female Anopheles (3).
The first approach is rooted in the economic literature, building on the model of the homo economicus, in which alignment is realized by 'hard' financial means (economic integration).
Much of the work that needs to be done extending the eco-medical literacy of doctors is about building on existing models, best practice and traditions in medicine.
Building on earlier models by Pease et al. (1989), Kirkpatrick and Barton (1997) and Polechová et al. (2009), Duputié et al. (2012) recently investigated adaptation of multiple quantitative traits in response to such a shifting gradient.
We assessed the effectiveness of isolation measures by means of a stochastic, population-based transmission model, building on previously described models [ 17, 18].
Indeed, building on this empirical model, a toolkit to support other RHSs in public health reporting has already been developed and implemented.
These students may be better able to connect new ideas to previous concepts, thus expanding and building on their mental models.
More generally, autism research is 'reinventing the wheel' in adopting participatory elements, instead of building on experiences and models in similar areas of health research.
