For instance, although many features are common to different ways of performing research, metadata focusing on compiled information for local communities are widespread as ecological networks, whereas scientific data derived from simulated or empirical information are commonly defined as food webs.
The chef Brett Graham, who runs the two-Michelin-starred restaurant the Ledbury, said they had spent the past year "working out the best ways to cook the amazing English produce we get and focusing on different ways of cooking vegetables.
As Heinrichs showed in a trial with families from social disadvantaged areas focusing on different ways of recruitment, payment for participation was helpful in increasing the participation rates in a universal prevention program [ 21].
However, sensitive to criticism from commercial rivals such as the News Media Association – the trade body for the UK newspaper industry, which has called for the BBC's digital news operation to be curbed – Hall is also expected to articulate a plan for a more open BBC that will focus on different ways of working, such as creating more partnerships.
In contrast to [2], where the different ways of co-simulation are discussed, we focus here on modeling and analysis of the frequency-transient model.
Most studies focus on different ways of determining the patient's health status, functional ability or need of care [ 14- 16].
The national focus on the Living Wage rightly focused attention on different ways of reducing poverty and inequality.
As regards students in Health Sciences, most of the research refers to nursing students [ 11, 15, 16] and generally focuses on analyzing different ways of teaching and the use of new educational tools.
The articles in this supplement showcase advances in the field of health policy and systems research (HPSR), emphasizing different ways of doing research on health systems that focus on people and understanding them, that seek to support them and that challenge the researchers themselves to see their role in the system.
In the literature, the term phylogenetic network is defined and used in a number of different ways, usually focusing on the specific type of network that an author happens to be interested in (Bandelt 1994; Gusfield et al. 2003; Linder and Rieseberg 2004).
