Simulation models have been commonly used in cost-effectiveness analysis, and the ability to recreate individual patient histories allows more detailed analysis of the source of costs in such models.
Here we describe and demonstrate the technique and establish its ability to recreate and expand on the known literature for film growth and morphology.
A second, evident from her previous lives of Waugh and Maugham and others, is her ability to recreate atmospheres, and to pinpoint the anecdotes that will animate them.
This retrospective of his work -- including paintings, assemblages and installations -- illustrates his talent for finding a dramatic sort of geometry in the world around us, and his wonderful ability to recreate his perceptions with the simplest of materials.
When compared to resected fat, lipoaspiration-derived cells featured an increased adipogenic potential and the enhanced ability to recreate an adipose substitute in vitro.
Two of his instruments are outfitted with devices, that operate like mini-synthesizers and give him the ability to recreate hundreds of sound effects and tones of other instruments.
The other astonishing aspect of Gielgud's career, which spanned more than 75 years, lay in his ability to recreate and extend himself as fashion and circumstance demanded.
It is the ability to recreate, and sometimes actually physically create, clothing and items that only exist as art on a page.
Indeed, success for everyone in the 21st century depends not only on the ability to recreate and re-imagine aging, but even more on redesigning and restructuring the institutions of society to align to this global transformation upon us.
The BEA and standard cloud methods are compared in their ability to recreate three "pseudo-realities", each represented by an artificially generated EDP|IM relationship derived from a large set of analysis runs.
