Modelling methodology in physiopathology

Deployment of Interpretive Structural Modelling Methodology in Supply Chain Management –An overview

Abstract Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to review a sample of the literature relating to Interpretive Structural Modelling (ISM) and its deployment for modelling purposes in the area of supply chain management (SCM). Design/methodology/approach- The literature is examined from the three perspectives. First, concept of ISM and examines ISM as modelling technique. Second, use of ISM by ...

[Physiopathology of melasma].

Melasma is a common dermatosis that involves changes in normal skin pigmentation, resulting from the hyperactivity of epidermal melanocytes. The consequent hyperpigmentation is mostly induced by ultraviolet radiation. Clinically, melasma is characterized by light to dark brown macules that usually occur on the face, although they can also affect the cervical and anterior thoracic regions and up...

Physiopathology of Allergy

Methodology Modelling: Combining Software Processes with Software Products Methodology Modelling: Combining Software Processes with Software Products

Software processes and software products are the two inseparable issues that a software development methodology addresses. Based on the notion of software objects which combine software processes with software products, we introduce a methodology-oriented approach to process modelling , to facilitate eeective environment support for software development. Using this approach, we develop a proces...

Physiopathology of pain in rheumatology.

Pain is the main manifestation of many rheumatic diseases (be they overtly inflammatory such as rheumatoid arthritis or dysfunctional such as fibromyalgia) but, at least initially, the mechanisms involved in the genesis, amplification and chronicisation of the persistent pain characterising the various conditions can be very different. The main peripheral mechanism underlying acute nociceptive ...