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"... Based on experimental observations, we developed a computational model that can be embedded in more comprehensive models of respiratory and cardiovascular autonomic control.

Thus, it would be natural to extend the above result to any Banach space which can be embedded in more general Banach spaces than, but still satisfying.

There may be multiple or even a continuum of connections between two equilibria, and they may be embedded in more general "heteroclinic networks" where there may be connections to "heteroclinic subcycles" [16, 19, 20].   4.

Similarly, PAGs might either stand alone or be embedded in (more or less compact) clusters on their source molecule representing, for example, successfully integrated transposons and/or integrons.

Monostable switches may be embedded in more complex networks where immobilization or sequestration of certain components works in conjunction with global elements to accentuate a switching response.

(iii) Can logic-based models be embedded in more complex models to create a hybrids that represent some reactions in great detail and others in a more abstract manner?

In our real world, the concept of civil marriage is embedded in more than a thousand federal statutes.

To leftwingers, the liberals' shorter-term issues, such as the Russia investigation, are just distractions unless they are embedded in more fundamental issue campaigns.

The trouble is, any revelatory messages are embedded in more than 900 pages of impulsive theorizing, much of which is self-referential.

Here I review four empirical papers* showing that students learn more when their teachers are embedded in more supportive and collegial professional networks, and that teacher collaboration may have as great an effect on student achievement as teacher human capital.

The patients in our study were embedded in more than one national health context.