19 Examples of underlying vulnerabilities that require sociotechnical approaches include failure to track patients and their abnormal findings over time, failure to recognise 'red flags' in patient presentation even within health information technology-enabled care settings, and lack of reliable quality measurement and feedback systems to analyse diagnostic performance comprehensively.
It reviews the main (types of) concepts of livability, environmental quality, quality of life and sustainability, and presents examples of underlying conceptual models.
The following are examples of underlying assumptions that might be inferred based on propagation activities presented in the proposal: 1.
These are all examples of underlying commonalities.
Indifferent hypotheses are ontological in nature and are, for example, mechanical models of underlying mechanism.
Figure 1 provides examples of the underlying pixel classifier.
This model has the apparent disadvantage that it does not return examples of the underlying patterns, which could potentially make interpretation harder.
Basic and clinical researchers in disciplines from central nervous system injury/stroke, mental/addictive disorders, paediatric/developmental disorders and neurodegeneration/ageing identified cardinal examples of neuroplasticity, underlying mechanisms, therapeutic implications and common denominators.
Examples of genes underlying this NPE functionality are ALDH1A1, ATOH7, CYP1B1, MSX2, OTX1, PAX6, PVRL3, RP1, SEMA5A, SIX6, and SOX4 (eye development) and BMP2, FGFR1, GAP43, GLI3, GSX2, HES1, PAX6, RELN, SLIT1, SOX3, SOX4, and ZIC3 (brain development).
One example is the topology of underlying biological network changes in response to internal or external stimuli, where cellular components exert their functions through interactions with other molecular components [ 4],[ 5].
Both chemical and physical surface modification methods are discussed with several examples, applications, and a brief description of underlying theory.
