Already, HIV/AIDS, a disease that shares close synergies with TB forms an integral component of Social Studies course content at the basic and secondary levels, and runs as a full model in some universities, colleges and polytechnics.
Area reviews ensure closer synergy between the range and quality of provision and needs of learners, employers and the local economy.
Ferrari and Maserati are expected to help develop an improved Alfa engine in closer synergy with the performance divisions in the Fiat Group.
We argue that there remains great potential in a closer synergy between evolutionary biology and biological network analysis, although that may require the development of novel approaches and even different analogies for biological networks themselves.
As the looming crisis of global climate change brings a potential window of opportunity for the introduction of novel approaches for managing deforestation, closer synergies between conservation and agriculture at regional scales seem not only possible, but essential.
Notwithstanding, a close temporal synergy existed between solution Fe and soil mineral N and their build-up rates were correlated (r: 0.77 to 0.90; p < 0.01) and with that of dissolved OC (DOC) (r: 0.84 to 0.96; p < 0.01), C emission rate (r: 0.99; p < 0.01) and SOC Feox (r: −0.71; p < 0.01).
The possibility of obtaining a non-trivial understanding through a close interaction and synergy with experimental colleagues make the theoretical study of this field exciting and rich.
When products are close substitutes, the synergy effects prevail over the anti-competitive effects due to the high spillovers, Full Collusion becomes a welfare-enhancing regime.
