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Such qualitative differences between nonconscious and conscious processing are often predicted by models that consider recurrent interactions between distant brain areas a prerequisite for conscious perception (Dehaene, Sergent, & Changeux, 2003; Lamme, 2003).

This structural effect can be corrected by using panels specific to each subspecies and by using models that consider subpopulation structure and kinship.

Mixed DNA/RNA substitution models were chosen, in which sequence partitions corresponding to loop regions were governed by DNA models and partitions corresponding to stem regions by RNA models that consider co-variation.

Motivation: Accuracy of automated structural RNA alignment is improved by using models that consider not only primary sequence but also secondary structure information.

External validation for the applied models can also provide useful information since there are cases where the data can be fitted by a variety of models (that consider a threshold or not) and all of them may fit well yielding however discrepant estimates or contradictory conclusions [ 1, 18].

The effects of these two wind policies are measured by developing simple stochastic programming models that consider cases with different wind penetration levels, existing capacities and endogenous investments, as well as assumptions on the EU-ETS.

A further improvement in the semantic interpretation and consistency of discovered topics might be achieved by exploring variations of topic models that consider word bigrams – the reoccurrence of e.g. the bigram "biodiversity loss" allows a more conclusive interpretation of a topic than the individual occurrence of the two words "biodiversity" and "loss".

The adjusted effect measures for the year of participation were calculated by generalized estimating equation (GEE) models that consider cluster effects within a NICU.

Past studies have shown that the lateral behavior of a laminated elastomeric bearing is affected by axial load, and various mechanical models that consider the effect of horizontal vertical coupling have been proposed.

Structural models - Models that consider the structure of the stock by ages or sizes.

A study by James Hansen of NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and colleagues showed that global surface temperatures had increased about 0.2 °C (1 °C = 1.8 °F) per decade from1975 to 2005, which was in agreement with the warming predicted in the 1980s by climate models that considered increases in the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.