But they are predicated on the possibility of feedback: you post a link that interests you or you tweet in the hope that people pick up your idea and respond to it.
Two of the new features of the conceptual model were the possibility of feedback effects between each ICF component and the introduction of contextual factors conceptualized as moderators of the relationship between the components.
Furthermore, the proposed scheme outperforms joint TX/RX optimization in terms of complexity: if neither the possibility of feedback, nor sufficient computational resources at both sides of the link are available, the joint TX/RX optimization approach is not applicable contrary to the proposed approach.
That means, in practice, both innovation activities and economic growth can cause each other and therefore, there is the possibility of feedback relationship between the two.
In incommunicable patients lacks this possibility for feedback.Continuous monitoring of diaphragm electrical activity could give information of respiratory muscle effort during SBT.
The expression of Rv1771 transcripts was repressed in AA-treated M. tb cultures suggesting the possibility of feedback inhibition of this cascade in vitro.
These characteristics are: ability to mutate structure and interaction strength of the genes, gene duplication and transposition for complexification and modularization, possibility of feedback loops and signal decay, and dynamical operon structure (i.e., several structural units can be controlled by the same regulatory units).
It is noteworthy that cholesterol as well as several steroid hormones, including testosterone, progesterone, and estradiol are among the small molecule regulators of this network of genes (Figure 3), suggesting the possibility of feedback regulation between these metabolites and genes involved in their production.
This raises the possibility that feedback from language to gesture must therefore be mediated by semantics.
Consistent with the possibility of feedback, inhibition of mGluR by MSPG [(R,S -α-2-methyl-4sulfonophenylglycine] potentiated glutamate export.
