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With a clearly delineated model for positional amino acid probabilities in hand, we now present our novel approach.
We also delineated models of evolutionary explanations depending on whether the resources used by participants were primarily scientific KCs (expert), naïve biological concepts and/or item surface features (novice) or mixtures of the two (mixed models).
HRs for all-cause and cause-specific mortality for each diabetes group compared with those without diabetes are presented in Table 2 (fully delineated models are presented in Supplementary Tables 2 A and 2 B ).
The mechanism of biosorption of Cu and Zn over the surface of ESP was delineated through modeling of the experimental data in various kinetic and mechanistic models.
Adoption of the intervention model delineated in Table 1 could also help standardise the outcome measures used to assess the impact of different programs.
To demonstrate the feasibility of operationalising the proposed standardised intervention model delineated in Table 1, it was applied to an existing program for high-risk young people called BackTrack.
Studies of CD4+ T cell depletion and reconstitution in HIV infection have delineated a multifactoral model of immune homeostasis in which composition of naïve and memory/effector pools in blood and lymphoid tissue, thymic function and effects of clinical stage of the disease play a significant role [33].
This conceptual model delineated possible complexity and dynamic aspects of HRQOL, particularly in the aged population.
Thus, the heat ramp cell death assays appear to detect novel phenotypes that can be further delineated using yeast model systems.
To reduce user interaction time, one slice of the 3D CT image is manually delineated as prior model and then other contours are automatically and recursively delineated by using deformable registration.
As delineated by the model and as earlier studies have suggested, we might also expect to find the effects of protective factors (i.e., global self-worth, social support, and disease-specific, tangible support).
