The nature of rules, practices, human behavior, and perceptions about risks that define the social context within which a disease breaks out, spreads, and is controlled has prominently featured in ecological analyses as confounding elements of operations research on diseases.
That is, semantic associations of high prominence in crisis appear less prominently in recovery, controlling for the effects from the other two periods.
Caspase proteases are also calcium-dependent, and are most prominently known to control apoptosis in a wide variety of animals, including other bilaterian worms [ 36].
The sensorimotor circuit features prominently in control of actions by environmental stimuli and perhaps also by internal states.
Sports programming controlled by the two companies is also figuring prominently, because of Mr. Letterman's appeal to younger men.
Moreover, the soul's functions are, as we have seen already, not restricted to grasping and appreciating truth, but prominently include regulating and controlling the body and its affections (such as beliefs and pleasures, desires and fears), no doubt in light of suitable judgments, arrived at, or anyhow supported and controlled, by reasoning.
Health, including controlling HIV, figured prominently in these goals.
With a few recent exceptions – most prominently, Texas conservative Ted Cruz – the Republicans who control the chamber have been apprehensive to endorse medical marijuana.
Such controlling men, of course, figure prominently in the author's earlier fiction, and in this novel Monroe, too, conforms to a familiar Oatesian pattern.
Stretching the upper and lower radial cables and also controlling their tension forces can prominently decrease the structural pretension deviations.
