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Compared to very detailed cellular models, the benefit of the use of macroscopic models is that it is much easier but yet very informative to analyze the cells as a black box or grey box rather than to take into account extended details of what happens inside the cell (Zamorano et al. 2013).

Most of them offer extended details and tutorials.

It will be interesting to extend detailed tissue specific comparisons to mouse/human embryonic stages to find out if distinctive tissue specific patterning is observed during prenatal development.

More extended detailed studies using larger patient cohorts could examine the information gained from this study and ascertain the importance of these proteins in mediating tissue reperfusion and any relationship with improvement in patient survival.

The report said that there appeared to be no evidence that MPs' correspondence had ever been wrongly disclosed and that no complaint had ever been made by an MP to the information commissioner, Richard Thomas, who ordered that disclosures be extended to cover details of travel expenses and details on spending by MPs of taxpayers' cash on their second homes in constituencies.

The great diversity of salmon life histories precludes extending the details of our analysis too broadly.

This extends to details such as improving battery safety to guard against overheating or even changing the concentration of nicotine in an e-liquid.

The resemblance between the relevant works of Atticus and Numenius extends to details: the analogy of Plato's philosophy with the body of Pentheus torn apart by the Bacchai, that is found in Atticus (fr. 1.19 23 Des Places) goes back to Numenius (fr. 24.71 73), and so does the comparison of the 3rd c.

Tentacle is modular and can be easily extended (for details on how to modify or contribute to Tentacle, please refer to the online documentation [ 35]).

A business case details extending the line by 2.8 miles (4.6km) from York Place to Newhaven.

In doing so we extend and detail some of the arguments explored by Gärdenfors (1997) for defending the need of a conceptual, intermediate, representation level between the symbolic and the sub-symbolic one.