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A Markov model characterises a disease and treatment process using a finite number of discrete, mutually exclusive health states.

BIC therefore penalises a model characterised by a larger number of unknown parameters more than AIC does.

New methodologies require a more active role on the students' part and come into conflict with the previous educational model characterised by a high student/professor ratio, a lecture-based teaching methodology and a summative assessment.

That is, the model characterises the difference between the inter-ictal and ictal states in terms of a change in parameters rather than a slow change in state space.

The transient behaviour of the system has been simulated by a mathematical model, characterised by an increased solid thermal conductivity to take into account the relevant contribution of internal radiation between channel surfaces.

The strongest experimental evidence aimed at defining cellular targets for inflammation in SpA was found in the TNFΔARE mouse model, characterised by a 69-base pair deletion of the tumour necrosis factor (TNF) AU-rich elements (AREs) from the mouse genome.

In direct contrast, the phenotype in the model characterised here, with a greater impact on cones than on rods, is likely to be a direct consequence of the point mutation in GCAP1.

Our aims in this paper are to develop a detailed model characterising breast cancer tumour progression utilising a randomised controlled trial in a population without pre-existing exposure to breast screening and to evaluate the effects on the distribution of tumour sizes at detection of screening strategies varying in screening frequency and breast cancer incidence.

This tendency represents a shift away from a model characterised by individual responsibility in favour of one that focuses on so-called 'obesogenic environments'.

The authors employed this procedure to develop a model characterising the effects of time resolution on the model coefficients for a large food processing plant and a 'high-tech' factory.

Finally, based on our comparative study, we propose a model characterising the mode of action of cyclic antimicrobial peptides.