Vice-versa, incorporating evolutionary principles in agriculture, as advocated by Hendry et al. (2011), would be especially beneficial to control diseases with an environmentally friendly approach.
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"When dance artists grab onto theatrical ideas, they tend to do it in very glib, self-consciously ironic and skill-less ways, and vice versa, in terms of how people incorporate dance into their theater work.
In this paper, we analyze the effect of a new technology (CDMA) on an existing technology's (GSM) diffusion process and vice versa using an epidemic diffusion model that incorporates the competition effect.
In this regard, we note that mutants in which the interfacial residues of TbTIM were incorporated into TcTIM, and vice versa, did not significantly alter the susceptibility of the respective enzymes to MMTS.
Economic approaches to priority setting should incorporate ethical principles and vice versa [ 16, 29, 30].
Adaptation requires a new level of cross-sectoral planning, and other sectors are increasingly acknowledging the need to incorporate health (Kashyap 2004) and vice versa (Cole et al. 2007).
The Picasso show explores the effect words had on the artist, and vice versa, pulling together some of his many paintings that incorporate lettering, his portraits of writers (including eight amusing lithographs of a jowly Balzac), and his own jottings (Picasso wrote hundreds of poems and two full-length plays).
Thus, there is potentially much to be gained by incorporating epidemiological information into genetic analyses, and vice-versa, as illustrated in Figure 3.
What is more, the power constraints considered in [21] can easily be incorporated into the optimization framework presented in this article, which is not the case vice versa.
