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We apply a model of individual fisherman behavior to the red shrimp (Pleuroncodes monodon) fishery in central-southern Chile.
The goal of this study is to apply a model of statistical physics, as the super-paramagnetic, to find these natural clusters that allow us to design a cancer detection method.
Here we apply a model of core-mantle interstellar grains to propose nonthermal crystallization of the amorphous silicate core due to the energy released by chemical reactions in the organic refractory mantle when moderately heated by solar radiation.
Therefore, it is not easy for them to apply a model of selection on a totality of individuals whom they have been accustomed to viewing as similar, that is, a totality of individuals consisting of almost identical individuals.
In orbital spaceflight, in the absence of gravity-determined sensory (i.e. otolith) or body orientation cues, astronauts inappropriately apply a model of Earth's gravity when reaching to catch balls that are directed downwards from the ceiling to the floor of a space module [5].
Besanko and Spulber [ 4] apply a model of asymmetric information to show that a tougher merger standard than the TW standard increases the societal gain from a merger.
Singh has analyzed climate policy options for India by building and applying a model of the Indian economy with detailed representation of the electricity sector.
By applying a model of a neutron star with a carbon atmosphere to this object, Ho and Heinke found that the region emitting X-rays would uniformly cover a typical neutron star.
In a similar way, Clark (1987) applies a model of unobserved components with quarterly information for GDP and the industrial production of the United States from 1947 to 1985.
Knowing that inflammation influences cancer progression [32], [33] and that lymphangiogenesis and inflammation processes are closely related, we applied a model of lymphangioma to PAI-1−/− mice.
Indeed, such reasoning is confirmed by an analysis subsequently undertaken from an infant-like viewpoint by applying a model of saliency-based visual attention to such parental action [8], [9].
