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Reducing the Global HIV Burden: The Importance of Uneven Exposure to the Results of HIV Prevention athematical models to simulate RCTs testing HIV prevention products among populations with different level of nonuniform HIV exposure between trial participants. Our goal is to show that uneven HIV exposure can affect trial effectiveness when it is estimated by comparing HIV incidence during periods

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Dynamic Regulation of T Cell Activation by Coupled Feedforward Loops,or longer than necessary. It is therefore important that T cells get activated only by the right kind of signals and for the right duration. The dominant theory in immunology during recent decades has been that a T cell must receive at least two signals before it can become activated. It is, however

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Modeling Ebola Transmission Dynamics with Media Effects on Disease and Isolation Rates,ll as sexually-infectious individuals. The model is locally asymptotically stable when the reproduction is less than one. We carried out a local sensitivity analysis which shows that the transmission probability, isolation rate, the transition rates from the isolated and non-isolated class can impac

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Miranda I. Teboh-Ewungkem,Gideon A. Ngwafined for road semi-trailers as well as railway cars, transported to terminals where they are combined with rail tractors and formed into a train. It?also addresses the concept of a bimodal train, which consists in substituting certain subunits of a traditional train with elements of road vehicles,

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Kaniz Fatema Nipa,Linda J. S. Allenfined for road semi-trailers as well as railway cars, transported to terminals where they are combined with rail tractors and formed into a train. It?also addresses the concept of a bimodal train, which consists in substituting certain subunits of a traditional train with elements of road vehicles,

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Michael Chapwanya,Yves Dumont Familiar challenges such as cultural and institutional differences (Hofstede, 1991; Leung, Bhagat, Buchan, Erez and Gibson, 2005; Bjorkman, Smale, Sumelius, Suutari and Lu, 2008; Peng, Wang and Jiang, 2008) are perpetually potent, but ‘new’ concerns are also constantly surfacing to engage the atten

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Miranda I. Teboh-Ewungkem,Gideon A. Ngwa,Mary Y. Fomboh-Nforba Familiar challenges such as cultural and institutional differences (Hofstede, 1991; Leung, Bhagat, Buchan, Erez and Gibson, 2005; Bjorkman, Smale, Sumelius, Suutari and Lu, 2008; Peng, Wang and Jiang, 2008) are perpetually potent, but ‘new’ concerns are also constantly surfacing to engage the atten