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Any of these factors may have led to insensitivity in the cooperativity parameters, and should be addressed before trying to improve upon the model or its biological interpretations.

Per future improvements for the model, Monte Carlo simulations could be employed to correct for the assumption that photon pathlengths through the near-surface tissues are the same for all source-detector separations; we expect these corrections to be relatively small, but their implementation should certainly improve upon the model employed in the present paper.

"A considerable effort is required to improve upon the models that we already have," Stern said.

The campaign is building on — and presumably improving upon — the model that the Republican National Committee set up starting in 2000, under Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief strategist, and Ken Mehlman, the former Republican National chairman.

In 2004 the same researchers who developed the original golden rice plant improved upon the model, generating golden rice 2, which showed a 23-fold increase in carotenoid production.

Hopefully the company has improved upon the model since we got a few minutes to play with it on CES's show floor.

We used Cox proportional hazards regression models with time-dependent covariates (in addition to the baseline biomarker) and found that this model significantly improves upon the model with baseline covariates only.

However, given the limited sample size of this data set it was not possible to determine whether the combination of miR and PSA measurement improved upon the model using miR alone.

It is also found that the general circulation model can improve upon the empirical model in simulating geomagnetic storm effects and the solar cycle variation of neutral density.

There was a statistically significant association between quality of life scores and rehoming centre (H(12) = 54.153, p < 0.001), however, the fitted linear mixed-effect model did not improve upon the null model and therefore cannot be used to explain the 29% variance in quality of life scores attributed to rehoming centre.

These figures include instances in which the ancestral sound was partially retained, cases for which the regular model might not be expected to improve upon the sporadic model.