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Course development funds are available for faculty to organize new or modify existing courses that align with the model of Bass Connections.

The flow direction of the heavy ion fluxes in the magnetosheath are well aligned with the model bow shock.

Each estimated ACD map was co-aligned with the model ACD map of Perú, subtracted from the model ACD map, and the difference divided by the model ACD map to get the relative percent difference on a per hectare basis.

The flux of heavy ions in the dayside magnetosheath is well aligned with the model bow shock, and significant heavy ion fluxes occur approximately out to the model bow shock.

The user can then select specific parts of documents to connect to parts of the model (e.g., a paragraph of a known nuclear trafficking suspect entering the country could be aligned with the model node entitled "Suspect Geographically Linked to Target").

This assumption aligns with the model of Wlazlo (1989; cited in Kolbeck and Maß [ 36]) who described social anxiety and social deficits as central components of the disorder.

Accordingly, their thoughts and behavioral patterns are more align with the traditional model provided by this culture.

The suggestion that there is a reciprocal relationship between functional movement/motor competence, physical activity and weight status is not new and the results presented here align with the conceptual model previously presented by Stodden et al. [ 31].

Then long fragments of models that could be aligned with the seed model with a RMSD <3 Å and GDT-TS score >50 were selected.

These studies largely align with the Double ABCX Model [ 26], an established caregiver stress model that helps explain why some families adapt better than others.

Next, the standardized femoral 3D model in STL format was exported to the 3-Matic software for further measurements, and both the femoral canal 3D model and the centerline circle were then aligned with the standardized model using the transformation matrix between the positions of the femurs before and after standardization.