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RAAL required a robust model that could forecast accurately the alumina strength exiting calcination, and predict the amplitude or duration of a departure and return to a tolerable quality level.
This approach led not only to a robust model that predicts the reaction rate in a wide range of reaction conditions but also to the determination of its kinetic parameters.
The allergen-induced response is a robust model that is commonly used to assess the therapeutic potential of novel treatments for asthma [ 9, 10, 17, 18, 21– 26].
A robust model that included all possible risk factors (demographic, anthropometric, clinical, and metabolic parameters) improved our confidence in the existence of ethnic disparities in specific glycemic parameters in this cohort who are at high risk for metabolic complications.
The survival model of Kaplan Meier is a robust model that has no additional assumptions, but in non-randomised studies differences in populations with regard to prognosis can heavily influence the results.
We built a robust model that controlled for the impact of other non Wal-Mart variables on retail sales employment, and we provided clear evidence for why a proxy variable was not needed.
We have used the bm12-cGVHD model to test the hypothesis that Sle2c2 suppression involves the G-CSF pathway, as it is a very robust model that leads to a rapid synchronized production of autoAbs with very little inter-individual variation.
The Precede-Proceed Model [ 12] was selected to guide the development, implementation and evaluation of the program as it is a theoretically robust model that addresses all these phases of program development.
Nevertheless, below a certain bacterial concentration, all robust models that satisfy A1 A4 must exhibit either type I or type II behavior.
This cellular paradigm and stimulation protocol provided a reproducible and robust model that allowed a reliable comparison of three methods (BP, DC and SU) to detect FRET activity (see below).
A reliable and robust model, that predicts the dengue incidence and outbreaks intensity over a period of 3 months, has been developed.
