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This paper presents the results of a 2D experimental model application of an alternative environment-friendly coastal structure, an inclined thin plate (ITP).
To investigate how accessibility affects trade, we provide a European-wide model application of a truck toll scenario.
In many respects, historical investigation of the Bantu language family serves as a model application of the Comparative Method to a genealogical unit outside of Indo-European.
We have used an in vitro mechanical load model, application of cyclic strain to cells cultured on flexible bottomed culture plates, to test the hypothesis that tendon cells require platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF-BB) and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) in addition to mechanical load to stimulate DNA synthesis.
A model application of the method is the quantification of PRNP polymorphisms, such as the undesirable V136 in bulk milk, in order to quantify the scrapie risk in ovine milk and its dairy products.
We profiled in vivo toxicities across 310 chemicals as a model application of ToxRefDB, meeting the need for detailed anchoring end points for development of ToxCast predictive signatures.
It is found that when developing hydrologic regression models, application of the MCCV is likely to result in a more parsimonious model than the LOO.
VCell is a modular computational framework that permits construction of models, application of numerical solvers to perform simulations, and analysis of simulation results.
This study models application of antiretroviral PrEP in a manner that closely resembles planned or ongoing PrEP clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of Truvada® [FTC co-formulated with TDF] [13].
Despite that inhibition of the mTOR pathway can attenuate renal fibrosis in animal models, application of rapamycin in patients with CNIs did not result in consistent beneficial effects.
1) Integer score models, application of which does not require a personal computer, are frequently preferred in clinical practice for their simplicity.
