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The former Swedish drug company Astra and the U.S. company Merck explored using a simple license to introduce Astra's anti-ulcer drug Prilosec to the U.S. but quickly realized how complicated that would be: They'd need to conduct extended clinical tests and create a new form of pharmaceutical marketing in the U.S., all of which was difficult to reduce to a dollar amount for a license.
In this study, electron transfer properties of Ag7 and Ag8 clusters were explored using a simple reduction reaction, namely, the conversion of nitro to amino group, in different substrates.
A potential mechanism underpinning this finding was explored using a simple population dynamic model.
Here this hypothesis is explored using a simple agent-based model, which simulates a population of individual cells that grow and replicate.
Contribution to the variance in signal intensity at each separate target concentration explained by ΔGduplex was explored using the simple linear model presented in equation 2 (see Materials and Methods), replacing %Bound with ΔGduplex.
These associations were explored using simple univariable analyses.
When the covariate was significant, its relationship with the response variable was explored using simple linear regression of residuals (from the model lacking the covariate) on the covariate.
The following bivariate associations were explored using χ2 test and simple logistic regression: self-reported racism and each of the health outcomes (depression, overall mental health, general health); self reported racism and secondary explanatory variables (socio-demographics, life stressors, friends, school, emotions and feelings, cultural values).
The data can be explored using two search modes: (i) the simple mode and (ii) the advanced mode.
I'll begin by exploring these processes using a simple word list learning task.
Here we tried to explore this complexity using a simple population genetics based model on a spatial lattice, mixing favourable and unfavourable areas as in a cultivated landscape.
