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The latter point is demonstrated by identifying a centre which predicts experimental observations by Gray et al. (1984, 8th Int. Symp. of Chem. Reaction Engng, Edinburgh, pp. 101 108) and constructing a model which predicts it.

Namely, modeling BBB development requires cells with an embryonic phenotype, whereas modeling BBB maintenance and constructing a model for drug screening would require cells with a mature adult phenotype.

When Pennsylvania faced similar problems, the state approved slot machines at the racetracks and constructed a model for the distribution of slot revenues that is enviable.

... We apply our method to simulated data from layer 5 pyramidal cells (L5PCs) and construct a model with reduced neuronal morphology.

Guided by the rules of chemistry, they would make an educated guess about how DNA was put together, and construct a model out of metal rods and wires and colored plastic balls.

The whaling fleet would collect "data necessary to calculate the number of whale catch allowed" after the eventual resumption of commercial whaling and "construct a model of the Antarctic Ocean ecosystem," Agence France-Presse quoted an agency official as saying.

We wanted to assemble the company's vast body of interview and research data some of it from the task forces, much of it collected routinely over the course of years but never used strategically then analyze it, draw connections across the data sets, and construct a model to show pathways of actual causation all the way from employee attitudes to profits.

Using the significant Mendelian diseases, we performed pathway enrichment analysis and constructed a model using gene expression datasets to differentiate Crohn's disease (CD), ulcerative colitis (UC), and healthy patient samples.We found 50 Mendelian diseases were significantly associated with IBD, with 40 being significantly associated with both CD and UC.

We sought to determine the occurrence of and construct a model to predict P. aeruginosa bacteremia upon hospital admission.

In [14], Liao et al. proposed an access scheme to improve the access performance and constructed a model to investigate the benefit of the proposed access scheme.

Then in the 19th century, King Carlo Alberto of the House of Savoy decided to rebuild a derelict medieval castle and construct a model farm on the ancient ruins of Pollentia.