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FJS conceived the review, SSA elaborated the ethical aspects of model building and model evaluation, and REN evaluated the neonatal hippocampal lesion model of schizophrenia along the model evaluation procedure expanded in this article.

Rabinowitz won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for commentary in large part because of the articles that are expanded in this book.

This definition, which will be expanded later in this article, is useful because it specifies both the circumstances responsible for learning (a temporal correlation between two stimuli) and the general way in which experience of those circumstances changes behaviour (the animal starts directing toward one stimulus responses that are related to those normally directed toward the other).

The mechanism of this unusual process is expanded upon in this article.

For each one of these developments there are pros and cons, including difficult clinical decisions and weighty ethical issues, which are not expanded upon in this article.

The first appearance of this historic fact was a remark in Ann Barr's and my 1984 "The Official Foodie handbook," which was expanded in an article by me originally published in both the Observer and The Wall Street Journal.

This point will be expanded in a following article, which will model a separation of church and state in Egypt that still provides a prominent role for religion in daily life.

Variational inequality problems were introduced by Hartman and Stampacchia and were subsequently expanded in several classic articles [1, 2].

In this first article we consider what this entails, explain its importance in pathways toward improving patient outcomes, and outline a set of recommendations with the aim of improving the quality and impact across all of the inter-related themes in prognosis research and which will be expanded in the other articles in our series.

An expanded version of this article originally appeared in Black Clock (California Institute of the Arts) Issue 4: Guilty Pleasures.

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