ABM consists of 1) an environment, 2) individual agents residing in the environment, 3) rules governing the behavior of agents and their interactions with other agents and the environment, i.e., the mechanisms, and 4) time scales of these behaviors and interactions.
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By 2008, the ill effects of the flesh-eating bacterium were becoming evident, particularly as the Party found itself residing in an environment in which the positive results of the infection were increasingly outweighed by the negative consequences.
Consequently, residing in urban environment increases women's odds of being overweight (7, 15, 16).
Infections are frequently caused by organisms residing in healthcare environment, including contaminated medical equipment like Stethoscopes.
In such studies, high-throughput sequencing techniques are used to sequence relatively short snippets of the genomes of the bacteria residing within an environment.
This, viewed in the context of our other findings, supports the hypothesis that T cells residing in an environment rich in tumour cells, are initially activated by tumour-associated antigens, but this activation leads to VEGFR-2 expression and finally to suppression, induced by the increased VEGF levels present within ascitic fluids.
With the increasing mobility of our society, many people come to reside in environments with unfamiliar plant communities and environmental conditions.
Hence, an understanding of the metabolic networks that are operative in microorganisms residing in polluted environments is critical in devising bioremediation technologies aimed at managing metal wastes.
Aquatic bacterial communities are often found in fixed-film environments, residing within a matrix of extracellular polymeric substances commonly referred to as a biofilm.
