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It was found effective because it reduces complexity in customisation, and thus response time in service provision, as well as increases the chance of reusing previous designs.

In a Cournot model, new services are predicted to be introduced by an airline and the effect of that service on its profits and thus response from other competitor airlines are carefully examined and result of this, decides the layout of the service in the functionality of the airline.

In addition to NLMS cells, other afferent inputs might modulate assembly activity (and thus response probability) in accordance with changes in internal state relating to arousal and motivation.

Home range variation was explained by local group density, indirectly indicating a possible effect of carrying capacity and thus response to habitat conditions.

We can hypothesise that different SNPs in different regions of the VEGF gene may influence circulating levels of VEGF and thus response to anti-VEGF therapies.

However, with the continued fighting and instability in the area great concern remains that the humanitarian situation may further deteriorate, and that humanitarian access - and thus response capacity - may be further threatened.

The surface response showed the relationships between the independent variables, and thus responses were generated.

Furthermore, benefits from the broadband chirp excitation, information of multiple distinct frequency ranges can be acquired simultaneously, and thus responses to a few narrowband excitations could be readily extracted.

Note lateral posterior nucleus responses may be present in slice 3 of Fig. 1a, but this structure is in close proximity to the LGN and SC and thus, responses may be affected by partial volume spillover.

Voltage-clamp recordings were performed at a holding potential of −50 mV (GABA Erev ∼ −85 mV), and thus responses mediated by GABAARs were outwardly directed.

For this analysis we included all 105 cells, as these models do not make assumptions about the responses of the cells to different stimulus orientations, and thus responses did not need to be accounted for by wrapped Gaussians.