Again indicative of the dense relationship between the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) and hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axes, the HPA axis also alters the relationship between sex and AD.
Network analysis has become a significant epistemological tool in the study of dense, complex relationship structures [1].
These in vitro approaches yield much denser dose response relationships covering a broader range of concentrations than for those developed from animal testing.
In addition to avoiding the need for rescaling, this special case allows equations for non-parents to be absorbed, as in the reduced animal model, which reduces computational demands, although the main computational task of inverting the dense genomic relationship matrix of genotyped individuals remains.
People were more likely to be enmeshed in stable, dense and obligatory relationships.
Networks adopt many forms and shapes, but the exchange of information and knowledge tends to be maximized in dense triple-helix relationships involving firms with other knowledge-generating agents, such as governments, universities and research centres (Baum and Oliver 1991; Leydesdorff 2000).
Roger Griffin, a scholar who studies the racist right, pointed out in a 2010 paper that contemporary white nationalist movements are "groupuscular," meaning that they're a mass of small groups connected through a dense network of relationships.
"I can only assume that the company holding the rights didn't find an offer that they liked in the U.S". Rohmer, who died in 2010 at age 89, was known for his perceptive, albeit dense, studies of relationships and love.
Coexistence of dense and weak relationships in small worlds showed to enhance innovation.
Because the dense and clustered relationships raise trust and cooperation, while ties to other clusters bring new information to the cluster[ 24, 25].
