51 A direct application of these models is to characterize more precisely the mode of action and the effectiveness of antiviral treatment.
Developments and advances in experimental technologies providing useful data make it possible to identify civil engineering structures and to obtain a more reliable model characterizing the existing condition for decision making.
All in all, mathematical modelers appear to characterize models more by the abstraction of the representation of the epidemiological mechanisms studied (e.g. transmission, immunity) than by the sophistication of the underlying mathematical tools.
To summarize the main results, we would say that from the disappearing of an asymmetric global model of spatial logistics and manufacturing, a macro-model characterized by a more symmetric spatial distribution of production and consumption platforms can be seen as the most likely macro-scenario - SGLM: Symmetric Global Logistics Model.
The Edge Business Model characterized by its competitive advantage over the competition.
A variety of other biomechanical methods [ 12] have been employed to characterize more comprehensive constitutive models for EOMs that capture their time-dependent relationships between stress and strain [ 1, 5, 8].
Once higher risk locations are identified and characterized, more specific personal risk models can be developed.
For instance, by blocking reactions corresponding to unexpressed genes, metabolic fluxes could be characterized more precisely in a yeast model (Akesson et al., 2004).
The data presented in this article confirm the potential of IRT models in longitudinal HRQoL studies, especially their ability to characterize more precisely the recalibration component of RS.
Therefore, the variability of dose to normal liver within the organ can be characterized more specific than in the classical partition model.
