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Although our model applies more generally, for simplicity we here visualize selection as truncation selection (i.e., a rectangular fitness function).

The presence of early cognitive decrements among individuals who will later experience psychotic-like experiences may suggest that this model applies more broadly throughout the spectrum of risk for psychosis.

If the Nurmijärvi model (the centralised model) were applied more widely in the care of T1D patients in Finland, the annual savings would be over 4 million euros per 10,000 T1D patients.

The third suite of experiments shown in Fig. 4 with the regional model applies a more Earth-like composite yield stress, with a brittle, depth-dependent yield stress in the upper part and a ductile, depth-constant part in the lower part of the lithosphere.

But instead of expanding into other parts of the political world, the founders stepped back and wondered how the model might apply more broadly.

Since the squeezing part is mostly underestimated in the current models, we applied more appropriate boundary conditions during the solution of Reynold's lubrication equation.

It may also be reasonable to ignore coupling consumers back to resources when considering, say, the intra-seasonal dynamics of herbivore quantity and quality variables (i.e. the units of time are days or weeks and the model applies for no more than a couple of months), with feedback coming only when modeling at longer time scales (e.g. seasons or years).

The insights obtained from our analytical model apply to more general settings, including the cases where the service durations follow log-normal distributions and the appointment intervals are optimized.

But the occasion marks a shift in his thinking from seeing monarchy as an inevitable part of the institutional order in the corrupt states of Europe, to thinking that the American model could be applied more generally throughout Europe.

Beyond these proteins and lipids, the zebrafish– M. marinum model has been applied more broadly to identify other bacterial mutants that are attenuated in virulence in vivo.

However, these models seem to apply more to offspring feeding; whether incubating parents have only partial information about the need of their eggs seems unlikely.