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This may be because, in the model network, the gene-to-gene interactions are represented by a single intermediate, as we have assumed the mRNA abundances to be perfectly correlated to that of the proteins.

We concentrated on RIG-I because of its participation in the interferon feedback loop, because DDX58 induction averaged over the cell population occurs unexpectedly earlier than IFNB1 induction, and because in the model it appeared reasonable to assume that the distribution of RIG-I across single cells provides the variability that differentiates early from late responders.

Implementing S is the major component of the adult days at home measure because in the model, when a child (11 or younger) is diagnosed with influenza or when schools are closed, one household adult stays home to care for the child, and closing the schools requires approximately 22% of adults to be at home minding children.

However, this expectation could be wrong because in the model of Enquist and Leimar [ 26] within-fight behaviour evolves independently of any higher-level strategy, such as the turn-taking, or the contest strategy found by Crowley [ 7].

Sympathetic tone remains constant because in the model the only determinant of ϕ SN is the baroreceptor afferent firing rate, which effectively adapts to the small changes in pressure that are associated with the simulated range of Q in.

Because in the model for whole-group genes there is also strong selection to maintain allelic diversity it is, therefore, not surprising that a mutant A-type could eventually hitchhike a haplotype that is complementary to those already present in the population.

This is because, in these models, the load was applied axially (that is, as a uniform displacement).

This happens because, in the interaction model, the covariance is represented by the variance of the main effects and, therefore, it is bound to be non-negative.

This is because, in the ''right" signal model for a natural sound, the model's parameters tend to vary quite slowly compared with the audio rate.

Finally, we opted for the ConA model and not for the well-known TNF + galactosamine model, because in the latter model, only weak effects of partial TNFR1 concentration changes were found (Van Hauwermeiren et al, 2013).

That's probably because the parameters in the model are constant over time but in real life are likely to fluctuate, say the team.