By contrast, toxicologists (and pharmacologists) have developed several models for biological noninteraction, each of which is rooted in a simple assumption about mode of action.
Nei et al. (1983) developed several models of evolution of reproductive isolation by means of multiallelic complementarity genes.
We initially developed several models.
Thus, we developed several models for adjusting the raw sensitivities.
We developed several models to estimate average fish concentration.
Again, we will develop several multivariable models.
Philips developed several computer simulation models of picture tube parts.
We analyzed immune responses in several tissues after immunotherapy by developing intuitive models for visualizing single-cell data with statistical inference.
By exploiting the three-level BOC-AW subcarriers in sine-phasing signal model, we developed several forms of BOC-AW by means of superposition and width adjustment.
In developing the first model, however, Sholes and Soule had not investigated printing machines created by other inventors and, consequently, developed several poor designs which could have been avoided.
