HIA and HPP were also recognised as mutually supportive HPP provided a rationale for HIA and HIA a mechanism for HPP but also able to be practised separately.
Moreover, the experience was mutually beneficial, providing insight to the modeling course that could not have been obtained otherwise and introducing engineering students to the concept of implementing and using theory rather than just seeing it in a textbook.
These two scenarios are not mutually exclusive, provided that the fragments resulting from any type of cleavage or degradation span all regions necessary for the MTase activity, and are able to recombine with each other or use "sticky ends" to ensure ligation.
From the patient's perspective, quality of care is highly dependent on how providers mutually interact to provide high-quality services [ 16, 17].
Absorption and fluorescence spectra provide mutually complementary information about the interaction between the rubidium atoms and the two optical fields.
"Our investment in Paystack aligns with the kind of investments we look for – those that will help extend our reach into the global commerce ecosystem as it changes and grows, and that will provide mutually beneficial business opportunities".
(2008, 48) Related concerns have been raised about "Pro-ANA" sites that provide mutually supportive networks for anorexics seeking information and tools to allow them to perpetuate and police disordered identities (Giles 2006; Manders-Huits 2010).
Grazing ungulates and grasslands appear to have co-evolved to the point that they provide mutually beneficial services (Stebbins 1987), with herbivore action promoting growth of grasses, dispersal and fecundity of seeds, and overall nutrient and water cycling in rangeland ecosystems.
There is one popular definition of SCRM as being "a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment" [14].
They claim that early visual modules are mutually connected to provide a means for linking different processing mechanisms to solve, for example, the chicken-and-egg problem of motion detection and segmentation.
