We argue that much will be learned through the acquisition of multiple tumour samples from different regions of the primary and metastatic tumour sites and at sequential time points in the disease course, including before, during therapy and at disease progression, to study the changing nature of tumours over time.
These typologies are largely related to the changing nature of HRM over time, and the context in which empirical work was carried out.
The key dimensions of risk were highlighted, including exposure and vulnerability, the changing nature of risk over time, interacting hazards, and a holistic approach to risk assessment (Gill and Malamud 2014).
Although a number of other studies take a cross sectional exploration of factors contributing to successful networks, few studies examine the temporal changing nature of networks over time.
Other series, using the Vienna [ 7, 9, 11] or other classifications [ 27, 40] have also focused on the changing nature of CD over time.
The PsA group was initially defined and classified as described in Moll and Wright's proposal [ 7] but, because of the changing nature of PsA with time, patients were classified in accordance with their predominant articular pattern seen in the previous 5 years of disease evolution.
The secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Dave Oliver, said unions wanted to engage on achieving economic growth, investing in infrastructure, innovation and skills, and discussing the changing nature of work at a time of technological change and globalisation.
Also, the changing nature of operational data over time is addressed by generating different derivation datasets based on key time-points during which changes occurred to the underlying data.
Through a series of models and drawings, the exhibit positions the productive tension between architecture and landscape architecture by exploring the changing nature of objects through relationships of time and form in built and theoretical projects.
