We assumed an isotropic Gaussian spatial distribution of connections centred on the presynaptic neuron (Hellwig 2000), setting the arborisation radius equal to two standard deviations of the Gaussian kernel, so that ~91%% of connections were contained within the specified arborisation radius.
So-called "many-to-many" connections can be established, in which the connected centres can interact with each other through a common platform.
Thanks to his close connection to the centre of Chinese power, Deng qualifies as a PEP.
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Most patients appreciated however, the possibility to reduce the daily presence of their disease by using oral treatment combined with a close connection to the centre and the availability of supporting staff via phone or out-patient clinic if required.
Since 'iCCM CHWs' also restocked drugs and referred very sick children to health centres, they had a higher interaction with health workers than 'basic CHWs', and thus reported a stronger connection to health centres and the health system in general.
The option of a new 24-hour airport sited on the Thames estuary with 30-minute rail connections to the centre of London has many advantages, despite the damage it would do to a wildlife site.
Medical and nursing staff are increasing their use of mobile phones during home visits in order to provide a smooth and speedy connection with care centres.
By the end of our research period, the through-section to the station (with its city centre connections) still did not exist: the proposed route transected the unfinished housing complex.
Greater Manchester's railway network suffered from poor north – south connections, relying on bus connections through the city centre by means of the Centrelink bus service.
