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In parallel, model dyads containing Tyr or Trp covalently linked to CPF or NPX have also been investigated.

Best fit kinetics such as first-order multi-compartment (FOMC) can be used if they are recalculated by dividing the DegT90 values by a factor of 3.32 or by using the degradation rate constant of the slower phase in case of double first-order in parallel model (DFOP) or Hockey stick (HS) kinetics.

Furthermore, the modified layers-in-parallel model better fitted the longitudinal TC data than the layers-in-parallel model and confirmed that the clean and tightly-adhered interface is favorable for the enhanced longitudinal TC.

For irregular low density foams, strut bending and twisting (the "springs-in-parallel" model) dominate the mechanical response at low strains and strut buckling (the "springs-in-series" model) becomes the main deformation mechanism at large compressive strains.

In parallel, models would also gain in extending the use of economic criteria or pest consequence that would allow test acceptance or integrate treatment.

In summary, these simulation results suggest that the key to understanding the emergence of length effects in parallel models is the transformation between visual representations, which are strongly influenced by letter position and word length, and central phonological representations that are independent of length, but constrained by phonotactic considerations.

The key factors to determine the dendritic structures are the shielding effect in the parallel model and the "river diversion" effect in the staggered model.

The modulus of elasticity and viscous coefficient in a parallel model (Maxwell) measured 1.1 MPa and 250 MPa*s, and in serial model (Voigt), they measured 1.2 MPa and 18 MPa*s (Tanaka 1973).

Most recently, in a parallel model we have described evidence for the sympathetic origins of hypertension in the juvenile offspring of obese rats, in which persistent sympatho-excitatory hyper-responsiveness is acquired in the early stages of development [19].

The key result of our study is that an interaction between length and lexicality can arise from a single mechanism in a parallel model.

A communication (migration) phase is introduced in the parallel model to periodically select some promising individuals from each subpopulation and send them to other subpopulations.