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A new efficient higher order zigzag theory is presented for thermal stress analysis of laminated beams under thermal loads, with modification of the third order zigzag model by inclusion of the explicit contribution of the thermal expansion coefficient α3 in the approximation of the transverse displacement w.

Differences in treatment effectiveness among nurses will be accounted for in the model by inclusion of a corresponding random effect.

We extend the current linear Granger causality model (Autoregressive model) by inclusion of the typical harmonic oscillators embedded in the experimental recordings.

The idea that the incidence of MDD declines with age was built into the simulation model by inclusion of a parameter reflecting a rate of decline in incidence with increasing age.

There is a time delay between warfarin dosing and INR response, and this is captured in the model by inclusion of a transduction model, consisting of two parallel compartment chains, where n is the number of compartments in each chain and MTT is the mean transit time through each chain.

A starch degradation model previously postulated [ 1] did not include the effective competition for β-amylase of maltose condensation to maltotetraose [ 13]; the effects of this alternative sink reaction on β-amylase turnover have been included in the present model by inclusion of an inhibition term as previously formulated by Shiraishi and coworkers [ 29].

Linearity of the continuous predictor age was assessed using a linear mixed additive model and by inclusion of polynomial terms in the model.

However, despite an improvement in model fit by inclusion of the amino acid score in the prediction model, our results suggest that the incremental value for prediction may be limited in young adults (Table 2).

This process cannot be explained neither by the Tavis-Cummings model nor by inclusion of the direct dipole-dipole coupling.

Next, we consider simulations that do not satisfy the model assumptions, by inclusion of population structure (experiment 2) and genotyping errors not resulting from allelic dropout (experiment 3).

The structural changes in the spherical grains are taken into account in the proposed model by the inclusion of a variable diffusion coefficient of the gaseous reactant through the developing product layer.