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This is because the modeling of the free surface and solid phase has been difficult and because the calculation cost may become huge.
Machine-learning techniques, such as GARP, are powerful because the modeling of non-linear functions with large numbers of variables becomes feasible as compared to traditional statistical approaches [41].
Second, because the modeling of hydro electric power specifies an inflow capacity of water, changes in precipitation are easy to implement in LIBEMOD.
The wash-out period was selected because the modeling of the tracer kinetic with PET was performed from the data collected during the wash-out phase.
Associations observed with OC exposures should be interpreted with caution because the modeling of OCs is restricted to primary OC, which is directly emitted to the atmosphere from a source.
Furthermore, we implemented the BIC and the AIC as test statistics, because the modeling of rare alleles is partly non-nested, the classical chi-squared approach is not appropriate.
It is discussed how, for most of the Italian sites, more than a design earthquake exists, because of the modeling of seismic sources.
Because of the modeling of any possible distinct haplotypes, the multiallelic model will have more power for detecting significant haplotypes and their imprinting effects than biallelic models.
V. John Ella Minneapolis, May 19 , 2009 To the Editor: David Brooks offers that the model of the successful American business executive — persistent, efficient and analytic — will not work in Washington because the model of the successful national politician is charismatic, charming and personable.
According to company executives, Microsoft is considering a sale of Slate because the model of creating a Web magazine of cultural criticism and political analysis to attract visitors to its MSN Network has little business salience in an age dominated by search applications.
Mr. Bernstein emphasizes that "consumer spending as a share of gross domestic product in the United States is about 70 percent," but that's a red herring, because the models of investment and growth also assume the same fact.
