Taken together these data were used to draw a model for risk of developing active tuberculosis as a function of time since original infection.
In the early 1970s, electron microscopy analyses of replicating chloroplast intermediates from pea and corn drew a model of replication [ 3].
This poses challenges to conventional evaluation approaches which draw on a model of baseline operations → intervention → changed operations (outcome).
The project stalled for a year or two, until the fortuitous arrival on the scene of an innovative French company, 7Dworks, that was able to scan the sculpture and draw a digital model of it without touching it, accurate to within a hair's thickness.
Several substitutions at different positions were tested and biochemical data were used to draw a molecular model of steric and electrostatic interactions, which can be applied to design more potent and selective RET inhibitors.
In each work of art, we are supplied with ample visual and contextual information to draw a meaningful model of some plausible reality.
My oldest boy, who's 10, went through the tutorials, and afterwards went straight on to drawing himself a model of a shark with an articulated joint," he says.
Additionally, it draws on a model of "sex-change surgery" which is borrowed from male-to-female contexts (in which "the surgery" is identified with genital surgery) and thereby further promotes male-to-female dominance in trans contexts (329 30).
British colonial policy makers in East Africa from the 1930s to about 1960 drew on a model of pastoral industrialization that had its origins in the Chaco savannas of Paraguay earlier in the century.
Design of the BVV intervention drew on a model of behaviour change that extends the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) model of behaviour change.
