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Many previous models of the Pi2 pulsation, even Fujita et al. (2001 , 2002, assumed the SCW (McPherron et al., 1973) as a working hypothesis.

In fact, the proposed inventory model forms a general framework that includes many previous models as special cases such as Goyal (1985), Teng (2002), Teng and Goyal (2007), Teng and Lou (2012), Lou and Wang (2013) and others.

Many previous models and estimates were based on scaling up the physiology of birds, but pterosaurs had such different body plans that those models are potentially misleading, says Colin Palmer of the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom.

The model presented here is more detailed than many previous models for raccoon rabies with respect to the underlying population dynamics of raccoons, for example, we incorporate age-structure.

This model is significantly less complex than many previous models describing the yeast pheromone/MAPK system, yet we will show it contains all the necessary components to describe the recent experimental investigations into the mechanisms of output signal character.

As the causal inference model uses a single inference rule to account for the entire spectrum of sensory cue combination, many previous models are special cases of the model presented here, including those showing statistical optimality of complete integration (pcommon = 1) when the discrepancy between the signals is small.

Many previous model updating techniques have exhibited inconsistent performance when subjected to noisy experimental data.

For elevation angles of less than 90° the forces agreed with many previous model-based calculations.

In many previous simulation models, predators repeatedly learn and forget the value of the prey based on experience, and the estimated prey value directly determines the motivation of the predator to attack the prey [18] [20].

Although we used a simple model of regeneration, many previous simulation studies have used static or unreported assumptions regarding regeneration.

Oscillations in incidence were predicted in many previous epidemic models with different underlying mechanisms, for example, in one-strain SIR models [ 4, 8– 11], two-strain SIR models [ 68], and two-strain SIRS models [ 12] where the seasonal forcing was thought to be the mechanism.