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The longitudinal Emax dose response model adequately characterized the dose response profile of tofacitinib for both PASI75 and PGA responses at each time point (week 2, 4, 8, and 12).
The model adequately characterizes the transient partial oxidation of butane but further research is required to create a generalized model that fits all reaction environments.
Our model adequately characterizes NO metabolome and methemoglobin concentrations at eight different sodium nitrite doses while considering the contributions of major components in the nitrite hemoglobin system.
Model performance showed excellent agreement between predicted/observed probabilities and demonstrates that the efficacy LDR model adequately characterizes the efficacy of alitretinoin over time and is appropriately robust for CTS.
Thus, the triglycerides LDR model adequately characterizes changes in triglycerides and is robust to conduct CTS to evaluate the clinical relevance of increases in fasted triglycerides due to dose, age, and BMI.
The model is: Gryparis et al. (2007) showed that the residuals obtained from the fitted model do not exhibit additional residual correlation over either time or space, indicating that the temporal and spatial components of the model adequately characterize correlations among the observed pollution.
Two models of rodent spinal cord injury were adequately characterized and closely mimicked the results of histological studies.
Furthermore, mathematical modeling demonstrated that we have sequenced a sufficient number of M. catarrhalis genomes to have adequately characterized both the core and supragenomes of this pathogen.
We used a large sample of 2500 model runs to adequately characterize the distribution of genotypes in the absence of harvesting.
But can Clive's beautiful playing and singing, his masterly conducting, his powers of improvisation be adequately characterized as "skills" or "procedures"?
The sarcomatous components have still not been adequately characterized in most of the reported cases.
