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Additionally, a mapping scheme and a modified communication mechanism among particles with a designed gbest ratio (GR) are also proposed to further improve the efficiency of the proposed JPSO.

The result of this strong selection pressure often is facultative predator avoidance behaviour, such as reduced activity and feeding, or reduced or modified communication.

Hence, a single knockout can be considered as a perturbation and the modified communication among the remaining genes can be studied principally provided there is a measure to quantify these alterations.

This data will be useful for reinforcing or modifying behaviour change communication for pregnant women as part of an overall strategy for achieving the country's Millennium Development Goal for Maternal Health.

Previous studies identified expression of connexin-43 and modified Ca2+ communication in rat alveolar type I and type II epithelial cells [14].

In return, it is clear that well ingrained traditional beliefs can be modified with communication campaigns, provided that this change resonates with the beneficiaries.

Although previous screening episode factors often cannot be modified, tailored communication and assistance throughout the screening process could reduce the impact of the identified risk factors.

The IHR did not prevent several countries from applying restrictive travel- and trade-associated measures not recommended by WHO, although several such measures were discontinued or modified after communication with the WHO secretariat.

Moreover, the key feature of the cognitive radio-based M2M network proposed in this paper is the capability of recognizing the communication environment and adaptively modifying the communication parameters, i.e., the M2M devices could sense the licensed spectrum based on the gateway kick-off information and then occupy the white spectrum holes.

By building a parallel with the therapeutic intervention offered to severe personality disorders, we speculate on how the community, by modifying its communication's style and actively intervene in deprived socio-economic contexts, could inspire more confidence, trust and sense of belonging in its marginalized members.

A possible communication approach that Southeast Asian doctors might use to modify their communication style in the desired direction might be found in the culturally accepted close relationship in the community and mutual support between family members.