In many applied areas, especially in more extensive investment problems, however, one often encounters more general controlled diffusion processes.
More extensive range overlap leads to more frequent encounters and a higher potential for contest competition between groups.
We focus on the following types of DESIs in this review: 1) brief tools designed for use in synchronous encounters (face-to-face or mediated by other means) and 2) more extensive tools (booklet, video, DVD, or websites) that clinicians recommend patients to use, either before or after clinical encounters.
An alternative model where SDM is initiated by the practitioner in the space of clinical encounters, using briefer DESIs to catalyze dialogue about options, which in turn lead to the use of more extensive tools [ 44], does not seem to have been extensively investigated, although a few trials exist [ 45, 46].
More extensive studies should therefore be undertaken wherein species diversity, density, and frequency of encounters are carefully measured to determine their respective roles in disease transmission.
But, more extensive home range overlap between some neighbour lizards may result in higher frequencies of chance encounters and hence, association frequencies, both while inactive in refuges and while active, may also be higher.
These patients are generally in need of more extensive volume replacement and add little additional morbidity to the expected bruising and edema typically encountered in the postoperative surgical recovery period.
More extensive spin labeling covering a large area of the surface will enable a detailed description of the encounter complex, as was shown for the ET complex of Cyt c and CcP.
French influence was more extensive.
"This is much more extensive".
