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Moreover, several extensions for this model are available, for example if cell types [ 8] or age structure [ 9] are of importance, which allows to generalize the model class to cover a wide range of biological systems.

With the cross-layer cross-signal decoding, we can also demonstrate the following general points: (1) the feedforward signal is homogeneous across layers (i.e., training on depth layers allows to generalize to other depth layers) and (2) although feedforward and feedback activation are very different in amplitude, they can share common information in their patterns of BOLD signal.

The cited distribution and the way of generating it allow to generalize the iterative differential quadrature method, confined, in its initial form, to the two-degree-of-freedom systems.

Even though we had different types of students, the limited number of subjects does not allow to generalize outside the scope of the study.

Finally, we give an introduction to the techniques of optimal control theory that allow to generalize and globally optimize the dynamics of the system by using a variational approach.

Also, samples were often too small or included mixed, heterogeneous patients and usually did not allow to generalize findings.

This would allow to generalize the strategies introduced in this paper to the case of multiple schools, and to evaluate their relative efficiency, in particular comparing targeted strategies with the general closure of all schools in the relevant geographical region.

We resorted for this two-parameter scheme for now, even though it is possible that analysis of the parameter space will allow to generalize to just one parameter in the future.

First, the small sample size and the low response rates limit the use of multivariate statistics and thus do not allow to generalize our results as it would have been preferable.

In particular, we claim that Conceptual Spaces offer a lingua franca that allows to unify and generalize many aspects of the symbolic, sub-symbolic and diagrammatic approaches (by overcoming some of their typical problems) and to integrate them on a common ground.

In this paper we perform careful analysis of the Nissan and Parker's models and provide their approximate analytical solutions, which allows us to generalize the conclusions of [ 41] and make new checkable predictions on the identifiability of active mechanism of microRNA-dependent protein translation inhibition.