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The proposed model contributes in predicting both steady and transient states under variable loads, also the impact of water flooding and purging hydrogen.

We anticipate conducting a similar integration effort with models contributed in 2007 in the next release of the Osa1 Genome Annotation.

Although both Pirc and KAD rat models show enhanced susceptibility to agents that induce inflammation, the two models contribute in different ways to our understanding of inflammatory processes and their effect on colon cancer risk and progression.

Among abused women in Taiwan the strengths model contributes to a significant decrease in depression, a better life satisfaction and recovery from a sense of self [ 32].

When two individuals are compared, haplotypes are concatenated, so that each coding position in the model contributes four times, once for each pairing of haplotype in one individual to haplotype in the other individual.

Furthermore, the mobility constraint model contributes towards mobile sensing in which the mobile sensor behaviour is driven by constraints on the state of the phenomenon and the sensing system.

Upon convergence of the MCMC procedure each model contributes to the results in proportion to its posterior probability [68].

Each model contributes to the results in proportion to their posterior probability.

The Triple Helix model contributes value to analyzing innovation in a knowledge-based economy, in which knowledge flows, interactions, and communications take place within 'hyper-networks of organizations', and in which participants at one level of networking can use collaborations or boundaries from other levels as resources (Leydesdorff and Etzkowitz 1998).

The modification in the model contributes to the originality of the study.

Note that an expansion of pay-as-you-go Social Security does not raise the annual budget deficit, but in every economic model contributes to raising aggregate demand by enabling households to look forward to more secure retirements.