In doing so it presents a rich and detailed explication of the bio-objects framework in the context of a core site of biomedical innovation, socio-technical interaction, and value production.
This method quantitatively describes the interaction between two or more drugs, with values less than 1 indicating synergistic interactions, values greater than 1 indicating antagonistic interactions, and values equal to 1 indicating additive interactions.
The institutional spaces between and around executive director roles needed to be filled through relationships, interactions and values rather than necessarily secured or undermined by formal contracts and external performance targets.
Bill Stewart and Scott Stephens lead the UC Berkeley Center for Forestry, which creates and disseminates knowledge concerning ecosystem processes, human interactions and value systems, and restoration and operational forestry management practices.
We seek to create and disseminate knowledge concerning ecosystem processes, human interactions and value systems, and restoration and operational management practices.
Values close to 1 indicate that all possible interactions occur and values approaching 0 indicate few interactions.
In order to analyze the mutual interaction and optimal values of parameters affecting ultrafiltration, a central composite rotatable design (CCRD), one method of RSM, was employed.
Whereas, within ecology, landscape design risks becoming a management plan rather than a synaesthetic cultural endeavour (Haila 2007), undervaluing the potential of human interaction and subsequent values created.
As a starting point for elucidating these "rules" of coherence, this article examines the structures of social grouping, social interaction, and social values as they were reproduced in the linguistic categories of Hellenistic Greek.
We take a holistic approach that accounts for procedural rules, actors' interactions, institutions and values, and individuals' characteristics.
