Highly accurate regulation with high R and S can be reached by starting from coupling to a noisy regulator with low R and S, whose benefits come entirely from the noise-propagation, and then increasing both R and S in incremental steps along this continuum of regulatory strategies.
This arms-race is responsible for this continuum of alterations in both the pathogen and the receptor which can be detected as signatures of positive selection.
In sub-Saharan Africa, achieving this continuum of care for 90 percent of mothers and newborn children would avert two-thirds of newborn deaths, saving 800,000 lives a year.
The Classic Residence in Yonkers has tried to provide this continuum of care within the building, although there is no direct affiliation with a hospital or nursing home.
They are a genuine attraction in themselves and a logical link in the continuum of this museum's Chinese holdings.
When including this estimate in the continuum of care, the proportion of individuals with suppressed VL among all PLHIV residing in Belgium is estimated at 56%%.
Increasingly, this quartet in the continuum of the natural history of diabetes is being accepted by diabetologists and researchers as a chronic inflammatory disease.
This misclassification in the continuum of monoclonal gammopathies might therefore not seriously affect the evaluation of particular outcomes, eg, risk of infections.
"When things bother me now I just have to remind myself that in the continuum of problems, this is very small".
To accomplish this, all components in the continuum of treatment must be related conceptually into a unified framework, so that the focus of treatment, regardless of where the individual is along the continuum, is readily identifiable.
**This course was not taught in isolation at the time of this study but equivalent competences were included in the continuum of NTA curriculum.
