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This model actually provides a very robust general theory explaining inequality.

As an alternative to longitudinal observations of bioluminescent bacteria, the described CT model actually provides superior monitoring of the process of osteolysis adjacent to bacteria-colonized implants.

Here we present an improved stabilised in vitro model actually providing the basis for skin-like homeostasis.

However, further inspection of the scatter plots in Figure  5 suggests that the relations are more likely quadratic or cubic than linear, and if we assess the relation including quadratic and cubic terms, such models actually provide better model fit (based on Akaike's Information Criterion) and R changed from 0.67 to 0.89 for chronic pleuritis (data not shown).

This study shows that the analytical model developed by Murakami (2002) [1] provides a valid insight on the fatigue strength reduction and that the FEM model may actually provide good qualitative and quantitative data that can help to obtain a better understanding of the process of early failures of spring wires with non-metallic inclusions.

In some instances, our model may actually provide a simpler explanation.

In other words, a negative score actually provides evidence in favor of a non-coding model rather than indicate the absence of evidence for a protein-coding model.

Note that both stable model pairs and triangulated structures are self-dual notions, so that Proposition 2.20 actually provides two triangulated structures on ({text {Ho}}(mathcal {C},W ^o cong {text {Ho}}(mathcal {C}^o,W^o)).

This requirement actually provides substantial assistance, as we see shortly.

Studying regulatory interactions – using for instance models of regulatory networks – may actually provide useful insights, for example to remove feedback inhibitions or fine-tune transcriptional regulatory circuits commanding the product biosynthesis (Kim et al., 2008).

Were PC models actually to provide an account of our phenomenological experience, and characterize the relations between that experience and what we count as real, then skeptical conclusions to be drawn would count as features of the view rather than objections to it.