Haddow identified two points of origin — one African, the other Asian — and showed that a recent outbreak on the island of Yap, in the Federated States of Micronesia, had been caused by the latter strain.
Management has also identified two points of vulnerability: dependence on other companies for product supply, and the fact that the company serves a highly price-conscious market segment which has little brand loyalty.
In our conceptual framework, we identified five points of interactions between health sector reforms and country health systems, namely, governance, finance, health workforce, health information systems, and supply management systems.
We identify three points on a continuum of coping strained/overburdened, essential lifelines/limited stability, and resourceful/stable.
Gautherot et al. have recently identified two point mutations of the ABCB4 N-terminal domain, T34M and R47G, in patients with LPAC or ICP [ 44].
We have identified three points within this cascade of events where the specificity of genes induced by different types of stimuli can be regulated.
In other words, a person with 20/20 sight should, in normal lighting conditions, be able to identify two points that are 0.07 of an inch (1.77mm) apart from a distance of 20 feet.
Three Delphi rounds were necessary to finally identify eight points-to-consider for the initiation of TNF-blockers in RA patients, six ones for PsA and four ones for AS patients, respectively, see Table 1.
We identified four main points of interest when comparing perceptions of the characteristics of a good clinical teacher between resident physicians in Japan and in Western countries.
Zohar identified four main points of violence: Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza, and Arab-Israeli cities. "They are all disparate, but what unites them is the Temple Mount and the rumors" that it is endangered, Zohar said.
We identified two coalescent points for each of the clusters containing Ethiopian isolates, corresponding to (1) the point of origin of the common ancestor of the cluster and (2) the point at which Ethiopian genotypes diverged from genetically related strains outside of East Africa.
