However, the autonomic neurons controlling heart rate are continuously influenced by different sources, including baroreceptor afferents, respiration and central command (Saul 1990).
The variety of integrative medicine models in both countries reflect the intertwined power struggles of multiple medical systems that are continuously influenced by historical legacies and national health policies.
Although one's neighbourhood is continuously structuring everyday lives and influences encounters between different people, place of residence is only partially the site where interactions and possibly integration between population categories occur.
Future research should continue to test formal explanations in order to advance theory, expedite the development of new procedures that can enhance the reliability of eyewitness evidence, and to facilitate the exploration of task factors and emergent strategies that might influence when recognition is continuously or discretely mediated.
The tumor metabolic microenvironment, which is continuously reshaped during tumor progression can influence adaptive cellular behaviors including dormancy, invasion, and metastasis as well as therapy resistance.
1 Human skin is continuously exposed to internal and external influences that may alter its condition and functioning.
The whole individual person is continuously 'in the making' or being constituted, yet it also continuously influences which components (e.g., experiences, feelings, actions) enter into the constitution of the whole and in which ways these components occur.
We also explored the global association patterns of composers via centrality, assortative mixing, community structure analyses, which suggest an intriguing interplay between the networks of musicians and our musicological understanding of the western musical tradition in which both are undoubtedly continuously influencing each other.
However, the KOH-soluble fluoride deposit is continuously dissolved in the oral cavity due to the influence of saliva.
Bone is a dynamic tissue that is continuously being broken down and restructured in response to such influences as structural stress and the body's requirement for calcium.
