Adopting a systems approach then allows description of interrelated elements in each individual case while recognising interaction between cases and within the larger health systems.
We based our model on well-recognised interactions between tumour growth, energy homeostasis, utilisation of stored energy by tumour and host and cancer cachexia.
It is increasingly recognised that interaction between genotype and environmental factors (G × E), notably stressful life events, is the more realistic unit of depression aetio-pathology, with G × E evidence described for a small number of risk polymorphisms.
This paper argues that young people need to be given the opportunity to recognise the interaction between their own understandings of the world as it is now and the vision of what it might become.
It is well recognised that falls result from interactions between environmental hazards, a variety of medical conditions and physiological risk factors.
Thus if providers thought that their role was just within the medical domain, they might fail to recognise the complex interaction between medical and psycho-social aspects of IPV care, and were less likely to refer women for any additional services they may need.
But in many instances managers did not sufficiently recognise the importance of complex interactions between public policy and public opinion and failed adequately to incorporate public policy into strategic R&D decision making.
The role of plastic deformation in contact interactions between asperities was recognised and confirmed via SEM analyses already by (Brown and Scholz 1986).
Thus we need to recognise potentially both positive and negative interactions between drugs in general and iron metabolism.
Productive interactions between professionals may be recognised by accurate, frequent, and problem-solving communication that is supported by relationships based on shared goals and mutual respect, which enables healthcare organisations to better achieve their desired outcomes.
The residential unit has been recognised as a reciprocal interaction between the physical space, social life and interests of the householders, which have been rooted in peace, faith and purity (Philips 2008).
