This generated a detailed landscape of the apoptotic and autophagic modules and points of interface between them, identifying 46 previously unknown interactions.
As well, there are two points of interface between the qualitative and quantitative data: first within the teaching terms for each TEFA strategy and then across terms and TEFA strategies.
The use of a mixed methods research approach to the case study impacted this research in three important ways: First, the integration of qualitative and quantitative data at two points of interface generated rich understandings specific to each term and then the cross-analysis of terms and strategies allowed for new trends and differences to be noted.
This finding is especially noteworthy, in that members of the public health support staff may become frontline telephone risk communicators in a crisis, serving as the first points of interface for concerned callers contacting a health department.
To enable flexible and generic service access and manipulation via a single point of interface, we adopt OCSO API [25].
where is the correct boundary, means the set of distances between th point of interface and all of the points of correct curve, and is the total number of interface points.
A Snapchat spokesperson tells me the latter is the motivation (without ruling out the former), as Snapchat wants its camera to become the new cursor — your point of interface between the real and digital worlds.
Mixing the strands: Mixing also referred to as, combining and integrating, is the explicit interrelating of the two strands, and this point of interface during our study, will be at the stage of interpretation of the results of data analysis.
PPMs emphasize that clinical decisions made at the point of interface between nurse and patient mark the critical juncture at which the trajectory of illness can lead to improvements in health or worse, the cascade to death [ 13].
Each point-to-point set of interfaces through which the data passes can affect the data speeds.
