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The above discussion highlights the need to extend and complement SECRET to build a comprehensive model that fully captures the execution semantics of modern SPEs.
The third component has a more specific goal: studying "as many layers of the circuitry as possible" in two to four mammalian cell types to build a comprehensive model of a cell's inner workings.
To build a comprehensive model describing the variability of reservoir macro-parameters, one needs to investigate the relationship between the variability of reservoir macro-parameters and that of micro-parameters.
To build a comprehensive model of city driving involves painstakingly slow development, however; Google says that it's adding new streets in Mountain View every week, but that's just a single city – presumably tackling new urban centers, and dealing with varying municipal and state driving laws and different driver behavior will involve additional work as well.
It was not feasible to build a comprehensive model for each biomarker in our study.
Huber et al. [ 28] have previously attempted to build a comprehensive model of pain processing in an SEM format.
By combining all our data we built a comprehensive model that reveals the dynamic interplay of the functional modules of the endocytic machinery during the final ∼10 s of endocytosis.
We proposed a constraint-based modeling method to build a comprehensive mathematical model for the Smad dependent TGF-β signaling pathway by fitting the experimental data and incorporating the qualitative constraints from the experimental analysis.
Here, we proposed a constraint-based modeling method to build a comprehensive mathematical model for the Smad-dependent TGF-β signaling pathway by fitting experimental data and incorporating the qualitative constraints from the experimental analysis.
In this paper, we have integrated process characterisation and reaction kinetic data for a transketolase catalysed carbon carbon bond formation to build a comprehensive reaction model.
However, our intention was to examine the associations between funding, expenditure, and other selected characteristics of the CBOs (e.g., size and reach) rather than to build a comprehensive predictive model of CBO funding and expenditure patterns.
