Sentence examples for evolution and management from inspiring English sources

Chronic viral hepatitis, not an uncommon situation in clinical practice, raises problems when it comes to the evolution and management of the HIV co-infection.

Because of the implications for virulence evolution and management, the relationship between virulence (or traits linked to host fitness) and transmission (or parasite propagule production) has been investigated in many theoretical and experimental studies [see [ 6, 38] for a review].

I then develop examples in which conciliatory tactics will be especially valuable and make suggestions regarding the further development of conciliation biology, including prescriptive evolution and management for sustainable outcomes in fast-changing, novel communities.

Previous research has explored the decision-making process about medication in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, 16 but our study suggests that there would be value in further longitudinal work exploring the evolution and management of medication beliefs from the time of diagnosis onwards.

By integrating size-specific life-history processes with elements of harvest-induced life-history evolution and management strategy evaluation, we expect our approach and results to shed new light on the causes and consequences of harvest-induced evolution in fish and thereby aid the development of sustainable harvest regimes.

Standard procedures for animal holding, experimentation and sampling were conducted by Dr. Martine Perret and the Adaptive Mechanisms and Evolution team (MECADEV-Mecanismes Adaptatifs et Evolution, Department of Ecology and Management of Biodiversity) as previously described [2,54].

Animal holding, experimentation and sampling were conducted by Dr. Martine Perret and the MECADEV team (Mecanismes Adaptatifs et Evolution, Department of Ecology and Management of Biodiversity) as described previously [40,41].

The European Cancer Anaemia Survey (ECAS) has revealed a high prevalence and incidence rates of anaemia in cancer patients in Europe since it examined disease's evolution, severity and management in a large and representative population sample of European cancer patients [ 1, 2].

Standard procedures for holding, experimentation and sampling of gray mouse lemurs were used and all animal experiments were conducted by Dr. Martine Perret and the MECADEV team (Mecanismes Adaptatifs et Evolution, Department of Ecology and Management of Biodiversity) as described by Giroud et al. [3] and presented in detail by Biggar and his colleagues [42].

In large new product development organisations, the perspective has to be extended from individual release projects of most agile methods to longer-term product evolution and portfolio management and, when needed, to software product line (SPL) development [8, 14].

Analysis of relapse after treatment and identification of factors associated with relapse would help understand their potential impacts on 2000 FIGO score evolution and chemotherapy management of gestational trophoblastic neoplasia patients.