This model demonstrates key features of ECLPSS, such as the ability to examine the effects of cell size and model structure on model predictions.
The model demonstrates key features of ALS: an early NMJ phenotype, susceptibility to oxidative stress and an adult-onset motor phenotype.
Multiple animal models have demonstrated key roles of IL-17A (henceforth called IL-17) and Th17 cells in the immunopathology and joint damage of arthritis (reviewed in [3]).
Experimental mouse models have demonstrated key roles for adaptive immunity, Th2 cell cytokines (especially interleukin (IL -5 and IL -5) and eosinophilic-andraction chemokines such as CCL26 (also calleosinophilic-attractionvelopment of EoE, and alsuch strong connection between aslergiCCL26sitizalson and inflammation in the respiratory tracalled skin [ 5, 6].
To date high field studies of small specimens have demonstrated key achievements bolstering the potential value of the MR techniques for tiny, robust model organisms [6].
One of Christopher's early proposals, a "clock and wavefront" model demonstrating a key stage in the development of a vertebrate, was recently shown to be correct.
Given this, what exactly had the "demonstration model" demonstrated?
Although a model calibration was required, due to the complex interaction of model parameters, numerical results demonstrate key trends of experiments and provide a starting point for the development of more predictive approaches for simulating fastener failure.
A second equally strong model (Table 5) similarly demonstrated that ACH is dependent on ventilation conditions (windows closed, windows open, windows and door open), but instead of the window-volume ratio, this model demonstrates that the key factors associated with ACH are home shape (box-shape vs. round-shape, F-value = 20.3, p = 0.0002) and the number of windows (F-value = 11.1, p < 0.01).
We thereby transfer the theory of evidence synthesis and decision analytic modelling to practical clinical research by demonstrating key principles and steps of CEA in diagnostic imaging.
