The model accommodates both passive client and proxy caching along with prefetching.
To robustly determine the placement of fossil constraints for subsequent divergence time estimation, an initial phylogeny was constructed using a Bayesian model which accommodated both pattern (substitution model) heterogeneity and heterotachy [31], [32].
This paper develops a spatial general equilibrium model that accommodates both congestion and agglomeration externalities, while firms' and households' land-use decisions are endogenous across continuous space.
For evolutionary studies of coding regions within the D. melanogaster subgroup, a codon substitution model that accommodates both heterogeneity in rates among sites and fluctuations in base composition may be appropriate.
Our model can accommodate both spatial effects and temporal dynamics.
The S. cerevisiae and P. falciparum amino acid sequences share a high degree of identity to the human protein (yeast 58.3%, plasmodium 53.4%), and the homology model could accommodate both primary sequences into the human template with high confidence.
This suggests potential for development of a hybrid model that accommodates both pieces of information and that future studies test assumptions of rate autocorrelation before invoking them, at least for the tree depth that we consider here.
Because neither concentration nor illumination differences were able to reconcile the large discrepancy between the NMR and FCS for the proton transfer reaction, we must consider alternative models that accommodate both sets of observables.
Recent developments in fitting models that can accommodate both stochasticity (via stochastic differential equations, a common framework for including environmental stochasticity) (Rasmussen et al., 2011) and structure (Rasmussen et al., 2014) are encouraging, and await wider availability of sequence data on vector-borne pathogens.
We typically assess the statistical evidence for interaction effects by means of likelihood-ratio tests in a generalized linear modeling (GLM) framework, which can accommodate both quantitative and dichotomous traits.
