The ligation procedure in the Seltzer model is less extensive and more peripheral than in the Chung model.
Studies on animal species appear to be less extensive in the number of species modeled.
However, since the downstream transcriptional effects of the GHR-KO mutation are much less extensive than those of other long-lived models, understanding how this mutation contributes to longevity extension may prove less difficult.
However, the SIT model, because of its advantages in mathematical simplicity and its less-parameterized nature, may find applications when the experimental data are less extensive, or the accuracy provided by the SIT model is deemed to be satisfactory, or in systems where complex formation occurs.
"A result of poor risk management at some financial institutions was that the spreading of risk, one of the purported benefits of the originate-to-distribute model, proved to be much less extensive than many believed," observed Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech earlier this month.
As the COSMIC and ArchiMed studies show, the data types and associated constraints as well as the terminology bindings provided by the EHR system model are likely to be less extensive than those defined in the AM.
The advantage in our study is that it allows for adaptation to countries with less extensive input data than the ones needed for a dynamic model, and to be transparent about the model input and output.
Mouse and man have 20 Sox genes [ 1] whereas the model invertebrates Caenorhabditis and Drosophila have much less extensive Sox repertoires (5 and 8 genes respectively; [ 2- 4]).
Thus far, investigations of model theory for Church's type theory have been far less extensive than for first-order logic.
Previous cancer survival/mortality studies have used the LS but have been less extensive than the present study and have not made use of relative survival models[ 10- 12].
