However, there were indications in interviews of generalist-specialist interactions being more effective in rural contexts.
International studies have shown that the referral is traditionally affected by previous experiences with specialists, perceptions of specialists' interactions with patients, office location, specialists' medical skills, and patient preferences [ 4– 7].
We decided to [mix everyone together] to create multi-disciplinary teams of traditional product designers, color specialists, interaction designers and ergonomists.
Thus, although a substrate generalist D. melanogaster may well be a specialist for interactions with competing fungi and their secondary metabolites.
Peter Liss, a specialist in interaction between the oceans and atmosphere at UEA, will stand in as acting director of the CRU while the review is conducted.
This money will be used primarily to finance specialist meetings, interaction between groups, and visits to the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, say the programme organisers.
Specialists' clinical interactions tend to be episodic: A surgeon called in to remove a gall bladder, repair a ligament or install a stent is probably meeting his or her patient for the first time -- and may have little contact, or even none at all, with that patient once the procedure and rehabilitation are over.
One of the support specialists remembered interaction around the test instruments, but no role plays or group activities.
On the date of our interview, Cates was flying to Austin, Tex., to see a "specialist in human interactions".
In specialist predator-prey interactions, predators have the greatest influence on prey phenotypes in geographic areas where the prey is most abundant whereas the predator exerts weaker selection in areas where prey are less abundant.
