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The proposed model addresses two challenges feature sparseness and knowledge skewness [25].

Ighravwe et al. (2016b) model addresses two main maintenance workforce problems (maintenance time and workforce performance) using the concept of stochastic programming.

The OAI-ORE data model addresses two issues: the assertion of identity for both aggregations and their constituents, and the definition of a mechanism for the assertion of metadata for either the aggregation or its constituents.

Moreover, the presented model addresses two typical types of agent groups: one is the adjacent group where agents of a group are adjacent in the citation network, and the other is the scattering group where agents of a group are distributed separately in the citation network.

The CSC model addresses two key components of tumorigenesis: tumor origin and tumor capacity.

18 The RE-AIM model addresses two levels of assessment: individual (Reach, Effectiveness); organisation (Adoption and Implementation) or both (Maintenance).

Our in vitro model addressed two aspects of endothelial cell interaction: homotypic cell-cell interactions which prevailed within the spheroids and determined the size of the three dimensional spheroids, as well as cell-matrix adhesions which were essential for cell spreading and movement of the cells on the plates.

Stellar modeling addresses four major aspects: 1. energy generation and nucleosynthesis, 2. energy transport via conduction, radiation or possibly convection, 3. hydrodynamics/hydrostatics, and finally 4. thermodynamic properties of the matter involved.

The proposed framework addresses three levels of modelling: cross-organizational business processes, service operation/orchestration, and dynamic member services binding.

The SSF model addresses the two major limitations of the current soot modeling approaches.

We present a model that addresses two critical challenges in iVCE: multi-scale resource aggregation and elastic binding.