We consider the epidemiological transition (with its focus on causes of morbidity and mortality) to be embedded within a health transition (which subsumes the former and also considers risk factors, and other characteristics).
To ensure the stability of a Δ Σ modulator, we have also included LMI constraints which subsumes the Lee criterion.
The lexicon describing these new technologies also is evolving (Eysenbach 2001; Oh et al. 2005), such that the term "digital health technologies," which subsumes eHealth and mHealth and encompasses health information technology and personal genomics (Topol 2012), is now becoming more mainstream.
We present a new priority-based approach to reasoning with specificity which subsumes inheritance reasoning.
However, Reinach finds it to be self-evident that "a concept which subsumes four objects is just as little four as a concept which subsumes material objects is, therefore, itself material" (p. 206).
Our framework uniquely investigates heterogeneously networked dynamical systems with transient directional influences, which subsumes unidirectional diffusion dynamics.
Language comprises five major components (viz., phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics) the knowledge of which subsumes language competence.
The following theorem is a criterion for convergence of series in Möbius addition, which subsumes [6, Example 34].
ProteinProperty: A class for protein properties, which subsumes kinetic properties, protein function, and protein stability.
Data were analyzed by general linear model (GLM) which subsumes traditional regression, ANOVA, and ANCOVA including repeated measures analysis.
He also demonstrated his broad enthusiasm for, and knowledge of, Asian, African and even rock music, describing in lyrical detail his 1970 visit to the Isle of Wight festival, where music became "the centre of a communal ritual which subsumed all other experiences".
