Claes and Heigele [ 201] developed a model that, unlike the previous two qualitative models, proposes ranges of values in which different types of tissues are obtained.
On a porcine model, unlike a human patient, the eyes are facing the floor while supine, making sonography more difficult than on a human subject whose eyes would face the ceiling while supine.
Engineering and production would cost tens of thousands of dollars to get a model out, and unlike in Silicon Valley, there wasn't an immediate rush of venture capital to launch the company, nor was their exit money from a pervious venture return.
Those successful enough to raise private capital of their own will have a shot at another $250,000 of runway, a model not unlike Maryland's Technology Development Corporation TEDCOO) start-up program.
Indeed it is often suggested that the British empire was something of a model experience, unlike that of the French, the Dutch, the Germans, the Spaniards, the Portuguese – or, of course, the Americans.
It applies the co-working concept to housing by renting apartments that come renovated and fully furnished, a model not unlike that of WeWork's WeLive.
"The Bulgarian restructuring should be modeled after the East European one - a model of rapid changes, unlike the Soviet one," Mr. Zhelev was quoted as saying.
In shots released recently, he looks not unlike a model for the cult designer Rick Owens, in tunic and wrist gauntlets, and has reportedly lost more than four stone for the part.
Unlike a model that simulates the transmission dynamics of cholera over time (e.g., ordinary differential equation models), 38 a static model does not account for the future effect of the current intervention because the baseline incidence does not take into account the intervention applied in the previous year(s).
Have a business model: Unlike the viral tech plays where a company first scales and then thinks about monetization, in healthcare you need to have a business model from the start.
According to a gushing new company profile by Vanity Fair's Kurt Eichenwald, the world's biggest social network is "a widely misunderstood company that has quietly been pioneering a business model unlike any other in Silicon Valley -- or, for that matter, Madison Avenue". Unlike any other, you say?
