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Examples of this include the intermodal analysis modelling by Marc Ivaldy and Catherine Vibes [23, 24], the demand and cost function based models developed by Preston et al. [38], Wheelan and Johnson [52] and Glass [20] as well as the early models applied to transport analysing the strategic behaviour and price equilibrium situations by Brander and Zhang [9] and Oum et al. [36].

The accuracy of prediction is similar (in fact better in certain scale-up cases) when compared to a recently developed two-layer based model (developed by some of the authors).

For these cases the transition rate based model developed by van Dooren et al. [14] provides a better solution, but also requires both more detailed and often individual specific data, and much modelling effort to construct the analytical hazard function.

PREVENT was a cell based model developed by Gunning-Schepers in the Netherlands during the 1980s [ 23].

We focus primarily on agent-based models developed by economists and political scientists.

However, as there is often a mismatch between science and policy, it remains unclear to what extent perception-based models developed by scientists can be useful to policy makers.

Thomas Arne's stage work Alfred, which has Rule, Britannia as its finale, is firmly based on models developed by the German immigrant Handel through a lifetime of travel to Italy, study of European music and residence in England.

Based on models developed by Ghazouani et al. (2015a,b), a new methodology is proposed to select mass allocation network designs that can potentially lead to an economically interesting heat exchangers network (HEN) without having to design the latter.

To perform this study, we applied a maximum likelihood (ML) analysis based on models developed by Yang [ 16] to the 18 flaA gene sequence data.

Our model, which accounts for all these components, is based on models developed by Lindskog and collaborators, the LeNovère's lab, and the Greengard's group [ 45- 47], who studied various static and dynamic behaviors of the DARPP-32 system, but combines and extends these in a significant fashion.

This gloomy conclusion, published in the 18 April issue of Nature, was based on computer models developed by two research teams.