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The mean absorbed dose calculated for our human thyroid multiple follicle model, assuming homogenous distribution of for 123I, 125I, or 131I within the follicle lumens and follicle cells, was 9%, 18% and 4% higher, respectively, compared with the mean absorbed dose according to Medical Internal Radiation Dose (MIRD) formalism and nuclear decay data.

Using this approach, we compared a model assuming homogenous distribution of selective constraints along the protein and the phylogeny (model M0: one ω value for the entire tree and alignment) to a model assuming an independent ω for each lineage of the tree [ 66].

This model assumes homogenous mixing of the population and the mass action principle and does not take into account the exposed portion of the population [19].

The RR-BLUP model assumes homogenous variance of all markers and shrinks all marker effects equally to zero.

The Moran model assumes homogenous mixing of populations; that is, the spatial distribution of the population is not considered.

A third limitation is methodological: the model assumes homogenous mixing and does not take into account secondary HIV infections.

Observations and theoretical models assuming homogenous torus have been shown to be in disagreement.

Each gene in the core was tested under two models, one assuming homogenous rates (rooted model, n − 1 branch length are estimated) and the other assuming different rates for each branch (unrooted model, 2 n − 3 branch length should be estimated).

At this point, all models were fitted as fixed effects model and assumed homogenous error variance.

In addition, (1) is based on a system of differential equations (which itself is based on the classic SIR model) that assumes homogenous mixing of the population and the mass action principle [19].

However, their electronic transport properties have been described assuming homogenous distribution of dopants between phases.