In this study, the transdisciplinary process leads to a geographical agent-based model, simulations and a role-playing game.
The use of ecological niche models for quantitative prediction of geographical distributions of agent, reservoir, and vector species has been advocated to augment traditional mapping methods such as splining and kriging [9].
The most important differences were found in the HLA-B locus, where the HLA-B7 allele was present with greater frequency in the group of sick patients than in the control group (p = 0.0019; 95% CI, 1.337 – 3.409; Relative risk [RR], 2.135), explaining that in this geographical zone an environmental agent can be found (whether viral or bacterial) that can be associated with breast cancer.
Network-exogenous factors do not consider such information, but instead use external information such as the technological, scientific or geographical proximity of the agents.
We must recall that the basic idea of the single market was to create a common space of economic participation and competition which would eradicate geographical discrimination of economic agents.
To explore whether there is a geographical gradient influencing the microbial agent levels in mattress dust, information on the latitude regarding the study centers was also included.
A primary factor influencing geographical heterogeneity of PBC is exposure to a spatially varying environmental agent occurring close to the place of residence at the time of diagnosis.
In this paper, a prototype geographical information system (GIS) using agent-based technology is introduced.
The platform promotes the dynamic deployment of new computing nodes as well as software agents for addressing geographical and functional extensibility.
The susceptibilities of genital mycoplasmas to antimicrobial agents differ by geographical region [ 22].
Over the world there is a marked geographical variation between the causative agents of hemoptysis.
