In more detail, the fitness function can be derived in terms of whether a parasite adopts to undergo costly replication or is a strategy that chooses not to replicate to kill the host but utilizes resources from the dead cadaver.
Because no two studies used exactly the same intervention and evaluation strategy, there is a need to replicate and evaluate promising intervention strategies in different healthcare settings and organizations.
Sandler added that the tourist board partnering route "may" be a strategy it looks to replicate in future but said it's not a core part of its expansion plans.
So investors are looking for more complicated strategies to replicate their recent gains.One tactic is to invest in more distant futures, which are still generating roll returns, or in other, more exotic instruments.
Actually, when bottlenecks are frequent a good evolutionary strategy is to replicate under a not too low mutation rate, such that, in the case that a suboptimal phenotype is the founder of a new population, the time to recover mutation-selection diversity is minimized [ 38].
Additionally, drug stores are driving more traffic into the store by incorporating a more service-oriented strategy (which is impossible to replicate for an online pharmacy) by opening health clinics inside the stores.
In GREE and DeNA's case, building a platform is a matter of replicating and modifying a strategy both companies have used successfully in their home market of Japan.
Now, some arenas like Barclays are adding a complementary strategy: "You are trying to replicate that experience you would have on your couch," Mr. Foley says.
But Mr. Santorum, the stealth candidate who surged from behind in the last week of the Iowa campaign to tie Mr. Romney for first place in the caucuses, is hoping to replicate that strategy here in South Carolina.
Baldt's strategy is tough for civilians to replicate, so we give you some of his picks (see table, above).
What's more, new rivals will be hard-pressed to replicate your strategy.
