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To examine the potential role of positive selection in AGPase evolution, we used ML to compare two distinct sets of models.

Therefore, to exchange design data, one must map between these two distinct sets of modeling units.

Thus, if a QTL is at work, the genetic effects produce different surfaces defined by distinct sets of model parameters corresponding to different genotypes.

The pre-before-post pairings are tackled completely separately from post-before-pre pairings, each requiring a distinct set of model parameters.

Two distinct sets of IT-based models for donors and acceptors are available on ASSEDA.

In addition to the long-standing Ts65Dn and Ts1Cje models, the newly developed mouse strains such as Tc1, Dp1Yu and Ts1Rhr have generated a range of models with distinct sets of trisomic genes (Fig.  1) (19– 27).

The typical use case for modern likelihood-based inferences are so-called partitioned analyses, where subsets of the alignment sites form partitions that evolve under a distinct set of evolutionary model parameters (e.g. α shape parameter, GTR rates, base frequencies, etc).. ExaML parallelizes likelihood calculations over alignment sites using MPI (Message Passing Interface).

In IRT models as opposed to CTT the influence of the items and the respondents are explicitly modelled by distinct sets of parameters.

MCM models were generated using three distinct sets of prebuilt RNA fragments prepared during RNA-puzzle modeling (labeled setups 1 3; see 'Materials and methods').

To assess clinical utility of DNAme, mortality prediction by models investigating four distinct sets of variables were considered: A) Methylation of 13 genes, B) Molecular variables (gene methylation and PSA), C) Current clinical standard (Gleason score and PSA) and D) All variables (including the interaction between the gene methylation and the clinical variables).

Two combinations of performance and complexity criteria are used to steer the selection of model structures, resulting in distinct sets of solutions.