The growing roles of the Ministry of Health research and training agency Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz) and its pharmaceutical arm Farmanguinhos – influential Government institutions behind the development of the ARV industry in Brazil – are exemplifications of the strength of this paradigm of state-led health development [ 19].
Classical paradigms of autoimmunity state that tissue specificity is determined largely by recognition of tissue-specific self antigens by autoreactive T and B cells.
Nowadays paradigms of finite-state constructs can be seen everywhere such as in turnstiles, traffic signal controllers, automated teller machines, automated telephone service, garage door openers, household appliances, and coin-operated machines.
One of the most widely accepted paradigms of particle toxicity states that particles induce inflammation via oxidative stress and subsequent activation of redox-sensitive transcription factors [ 29].
"The Palestinian Authority is making a last-ditch effort to save the political paradigm of two states by going to the U.N.," said Sam Bahour, an American-Palestinian businessman.
Somalia has been the paradigm of failed states since before 1993, when militants shot down two Black Hawk helicopters and killed 18 American soldiers in Mogadishu.
we had a partner that could accept the paradigm of two states for two peoples, and, unfortunately, after ten years we saw it failing and I know this perhaps better than anyone else," he said.
we had a partner that could accept the paradigm of two states for two peoples, and, unfortunately, after ten years we saw it failing — and I know this perhaps better than anyone else," he said.
Although the paradigm of steady-state hillslopes has facilitated the testing of numerous process models in the last several decades, this assumption should be relaxed such that climate hillslope linkages can be more clearly defined.
However, to conclude from this that interculturalism is not coercive (as opposed to the multicultural or civic integration paradigms) presupposes an unduly narrow conception of state coercion.
