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In this categorization, we aim to provide an easy and concise view of the underlined model adapted by each approach in the context of big data.

Statistician David Banks, also at Duke, notes that the model adapted by Lum and colleagues is of a kind often used in weather forecasting, economics, and advertising, as well as in epidemiology.

Fig. 10 a b ERLE performance of the novel ESA-HM and a PBSA-HGM in comparison to a classical PB-HGM and a linear model, adapted by an FNLMS.

The general 'stingray' shape of the graph in Figure 6 is initially surprising, but is a direct consequence of the error model adapted by the simulation tool.

An ecological model adapted by Thurston and Vissandjée [ 12] is particularly useful for understanding the interplay of personal, situational, and sociocultural factors that shape violence against women and impact their health.

J.D.F.H. and E.R.t.V. conceived the idea of the study and its design, M.J.C.E. is responsible for the methodology and performed the analyses, and H.L. developed the original simulation model (adapted by M.J.C.E).

The Indivo architecture is document-centric, with a document model adapted for information needed by patient-centric applications, rather than one which simply wraps electronic health record data.

Guided by a model adapted from health psychology this paper reports on a study designed to encourage secure behaviour online.

In this work, it is considered a three-dimensional time-dependent model adapted from the one developed by Bergström and Boyce to simulate the performance of biodegradable structures undergoing large deformations incorporating the hydrolysis degradation.

The CCM model adapted to the Belgian context by the KCE [ 6] was used.

An MCDA model adapted from the EVIDEM framework by a district health board uses such an approach to systematically evaluate and prioritize a wide range of healthcare interventions (Sharon Kletchko, MD, personal communication 2011).