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Through the development of these models, the curriculum will guide students toward the need to develop a basic model for transcription and translation.

In this study, factors related to instructors' satisfaction in e-learning systems have been investigated in order to develop a basic model called "E-Learning Success Model for Instructors' Satisfactions" which is related to social, intellectual and technical interactions of instructors in whole e-learning system.

Here, we develop a basic model of pathway coupling - the sharing of one component between processes.

As part of the genetics theoretical structure, students will also develop a basic model of evolution.

In this paper we develop a basic modelling and systems framework in a general setting for understanding the coupling of processes and pathways through shared components.

With the purpose of developing a basic model of micro-combustors of heat recirculation, small combustors of a counter-current channel type were fabricated, and the premixed flame stabilization characteristics were investigated experimentally.

(2010) developed a basic model of a quasi-perpendicular HTS, mediated by PUIs, to derive the complete downstream proton distribution function in the IHS, determine the partitioning of energy between solar wind protons and PUIs, and infer the implications of the constructed IHS proton distribution function for the ENA spectral flux observed by IBEX.

The objective of this study was to develop a basic content model for clinical information in paper-based records and examine its degree of coverage by CPRs.

The present work aimed to develop a basic ischemia model instead tissue or organ specific one, which would cater the scientists in academic and industry to understand the fundamental aspects of ischemia implications and will also help in faster screening of anti-ischemic drugs.

The approach is used to initially develop a basic high level integrated systems model as a framework to guide the investigation of the effect of the accreditation and measurement/reporting systems on health care quality and then to examine, from a systems flow perspective in a lower level, the causal links within the system that impact on its effectiveness.

The remainder of the paper is organized as follows: Section 2 develops a basic theoretical model that provides a framework for the following empirical studies.