Thus, the equilibrium lacks one of the main characteristics emphasized by Lewis: a preference for general conformity over slight-less-than-general conformity.
The results obtained show a good association between the NDVI temporal dynamics of the PNV of Sardinia and the corresponding fire regime characteristics, emphasizing the role of the bioclimatic timing of the vegetation in controlling the coarse-scale wildfire spatio-temporal distribution of Sardinia.
We propose that the term "virulence factor" be abandoned and the following characteristics emphasized: the outcome of a virulent gene repertoire resulting from different evolutionary histories of species, compiling genes (niche adaptation), the lack of others (regulation genes) and the regulation and epigenetic modifications that remain to be described.
The enabling characteristics emphasized on maternal health services (i.e. ease of access to camp clinic or referral facility using ambulance and availability of free basic EmONC).
The opposite expression of RBR in the ESR and nucellar layers alongside morphological characteristics emphasizes the different type of the cell death processes in these tissues.
Planning process characteristics emphasized by the respondents included: assembling an interdisciplinary team, getting buy-in from administrators and clinical leaders, fitting the new process into providers' existing workflow, and providing value to providers assigned to key roles.
Upon analyzing the three scores based on the three dimensions, it was observed that they could vary differently, depending on some respondents' characteristics, emphasizing that it was necessary to analyze each dimension independently, as they all reflected different concepts.
57 Of note, self-referrals (n=299) and clinic referrals (n=258) differed in terms of several socio-demographic characteristics, emphasizing the importance of promoting both in order to reach a wide range of at-risk individuals.
One important objection to Lamarckian evolution by inheritance of acquired characteristics emphasized by Bateson over forty years ago is the reduction of adaptational flexibility upon progressive specialization, necessitating the occurrence of genotypic changes compensating for this limitation [ 1].
The objective of this study was to identify the characteristics of a good clinical teacher as perceived by resident physicians in Japan, a non-Western country, and to discuss similarities and differences between the characteristics emphasized by Japanese residents and Sutkin's study results.
