Models of between-farm transmission of pathogens have identified service vehicles and social groups as risk factors mediating the spread of infection.
These models are known as nested or embedded models (for a review see [ 30]) and have been used to acceptably address specific questions involving within-host dynamics enclosed in a model of between-host epidemiological scenarios.
Figure 7: Transcriptome-derived models of crosstalk between prostatic epithelial lineages and between epithelial cells and microenvironment.
And new approaches to international development are being pioneered through ground-breaking models of engagement between businesses and charities.
JERUSALEM — Recent events in the Middle East are a reminder of how the old models of peace between Israel and the Palestinians are no longer relevant.
The fifth element (or turning the dialectic on its head): A response to Estelle Jorgensen's Four philosophical models of relationship between theory and practice'.
Models of relationships between the driving time, landscape colors, and MHR are developed respectively.
Just as European countries each grapple separately with issues to do with multiculturalism, integration, and contrasted models of relations between religion and the state, European Muslim populations are fragmented.
Many ecological models of cooperation between individuals are complicated, requiring long-term memory of different individuals, he says.
Perhaps we should embrace all of these questions as really interesting research and development topics from which new models of connection between a community and its arts practitioners might occur.
A 'systems' approach to the control of mycotoxins utilises (Coker, 1997) conceptual models of interactions between, and within, commodity, spoilage, mycotoxin, and control subsystems.
