Other agents, within the system but outside the talkspan radius, are impacted through cascading higher orders.
At the core, we look at how the customer's emotions, needs and behaviors are impacted through all the touch points.
However, we challenge this notion with a new more general assertion that while biologically relevant genes may consistently behave in correlation with an associated phenotype across a population, it is even more likely that common pathways can be impacted through distinct gene events that are not reflected at the individual gene level across samples.
More than 11,500 children in Sierra Leone were impacted through either Ebola infection, losing parents to the disease, or being in quarantine.
These coastal areas are impacted through pollution inputs due to changes in land use and hydrology, with vast amounts of our wastes entering on a daily basis.
Both of these conditions may have been impacted through shifts in T&C employment (e.g., through additional provision or loss of wages) and both have been previously associated with IMR (e.g., [ 34, 35]).
We describe the development of a predictive model using the RER's regional longitudinal administrative healthcare database to help identify patients who are most at risk of hospitalisation for conditions that may be impacted through improved patient care.
The overall health of First Nations women and their families continues to be impacted through assimilative action taken by the federal government to disconnect communities from their traditional lands and knowledge systems.
Develop predictive models using an administrative healthcare database that provide information for Patient-Centred Medical Homes to proactively identify patients at risk of hospitalisation for conditions that may be impacted through improved patient care.
"Push won't really come to shove," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster, "until the average voter worries that he or she will be impacted — whether through higher taxes or restrictions on health care choices or some other way".
