At the population level, patterns of occurrence of the two types of infection, I1 and I2, are intertwined and our aim is to identify mechanisms consistent with reported prevalence of hospitalised clinical malaria.
The good news is that learning, teaching and practising medicine are so intertwined that the aim of high-quality patient care allows everyday experiences to contribute to the development of medical expertise (Norman et al. 2006).
These aims are intertwined and reinforce, rather than compete, with each other.
If one thinks of a debate as a kind of game, then Aristotle already made the connection; his writings about syllogism are closely intertwined with his study of the aims and rules of debating.
The novel's ending, in which the fates of Parry and Hoffer, American and German, are finally intertwined is both technically faultless and aimed straight at the heart.
These concepts are intertwined and the intervention is, therefore, aimed to all three concepts.
"Inspired by the track's ambience and the textured sonorities, I aimed to produce abstract landscapes melting in a neon blue night, intertwined with a cold yet bright sunlight," the video artist discloses to Thrill Jockey.
In particular, we show how we intertwined language learning theory and HCI practice in its development and coupled this with methods aimed at examining the moment to moment development of learning processes to drive the evaluation.
Our research aims to contribute a critical understanding of how everyday professional care and self-care practices are intertwined with the complex gendered negotiations of emplacement and displacement that shape rural mental (ill) health.
One aim of this article is to illustrate how the different scales from macromolecules up to tissue are intertwined and how a physics approach helps to understand key processes taking place on these levels.
