The second involves projections from the basal amygdala to multiple levels across the visual cortex.
A distinct difference in form between the ovens in the east and west follow a pattern of asymmetry that manifests at multiple levels across the mortuary landscape.
EPIS was selected as the optimal conceptual model (Nilsen, 2015) for JJ-TRIALS because it allows for examination of a change process at multiple levels, across time, and through successive stages that build deliberately toward implementation, while discerning longer-term impacts in the form of sustainment.
The process involved simultaneous iterative motion on multiple levels, including across modes, phases of the process, and sections of their projects.
Given that obesity is the result of a complex interaction between biological, behavioral, family-based, and community environmental factors, intervention at multiple levels and across multiple settings is critical for both short- and long-term effectiveness.
However, control GAM's many benefits—aligning the organization behind one customer focal point (the GAM team), achieving a better balance between global integration and local autonomy than coordination GAM provides, and engaging many parts of the company at multiple levels and across countries in serving the customer outweigh the disadvantages.
A security strategy needs to be embedded in your organization on multiple levels and across departments.
Second, we show that network composition, individual network centrality, and network structure are associated with important health behaviors and health and development outcomes in different contexts across multiple levels of analysis and across distinct network types.
Instead, courts are simply part of a broader system of push-and-pull, in which policy develops at multiple levels of government, across branches, and through a variety of mechanisms.
Semistructured interviews with key informants at multiple levels within and across each case and embedded, facilitated by a nominated internal facilitator within each participating organisation.
These approaches examine interactions between the subject and multiple levels of influence across intrapersonal (biological, psychological), interpersonal (social, cultural), organizational, physical environment (built, natural), and policy (laws, rules, regulations, codes) domains [ 10].
