The Serengeti ecosystem comprises an ecosystem defined by annual movement of herds of ungulates [ 27] interacting with populations of livestock.
The framework also emphasizes values and principles (as espoused by Healthcare 2030, for example), the social and inter-sectoral context in which CBS is embedded, and the health system as interacting with populations.
PTE exposure was also associated with increased risk for anxiety-depression in analysis 2, but significantly interacted with population and age (see below).
Overall, our findings illustrate that parasites can interact with population characteristics to determine the evolution of sexual behaviour of their hosts.
Anatomically modern hunter-gatherers expanded from Africa into Southeast Asia at least 50,000 years ago, where they probably encountered and interacted with populations of Homo erectus and Homo floresiensis and the recently discovered Denisovans.
The function of the NLCs was reminiscent of thymic nurse cells [ 8, 9], which have the capacity to interact with populations of thymic cells and gather them beneath their cell bodies in a process known as pseudoemperipolesis (adhesion and holding beneath).
Some American and other allied commanders also insist on protective measures that hamper troops from interacting with the population and gathering information on what is driving the conflict at the local level.
What happens when you're conducting a patrol and facing the uncertainty that comes with interacting with a local population?
In the course of eighteen months of interviews with returning soldiers, she was told by one Marine Corps officer, "My marines were almost wholly uninterested in interacting with the local population.
45 The present model builds on the work of Macdonald, 27 the Garki model, 7 and modern malaria modeling efforts 23, 39, 40, 46 to model multiple vector species simultaneously interacting with a human population.
