FHNs, a capitation-based model, demonstrated some improvements in care, especially in rural regions.
It should be noted that, the local stress and strain concentration was more significant in isotropic case than that in orthotropic case, and the orthotropic model demonstrated some kind of mechanical optimality of the mandible.
Results from the repeated-measures model demonstrated some fluctuations in AE fatigue over time with sunitinib treatment (Fig. 3), but the differences were small and most pairwise comparisons of the cycle mean values (with the exception of one value) were not statistically significant, indicating that the mean values at every cycle were actually not different from one another.
Results for DC electric fields in the lower equatorial ionosphere above a thundercloud obtained by earlier models demonstrate some specific features of the spatial distribution of these fields, which appear due to geomagnetic field orientation.
Furthermore, these models demonstrate some predictive capability, as starting from the reference producing strain (overexpressing desensitized dihydrodipicolinate synthetase (dapA*)) this set of models is able to predict that the desensitization of aspartate kinase (lysC*) is the next rate-controlling step in the l-lysine pathway.
This review of the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) Alumni Diaspora Programme shows how the model was created, demonstrates some of its benefits, and describes its challenges.
Using the rat model, the present study demonstrates some limitations.
The paper introduces the new modeling paradigm and briefly demonstrates some of its principles and applications.
This rat model of repair of VILI demonstrates some of the mechanisms by which excessive lung stretch can contribute to fibroproliferation in ARDS and will serve to improve our knowledge of aberrant lung tissue remodelling as well as provide a useful paradigm for testing strategies to hasten recovery in ALI.
Using the explicit hazard and survival functions provided by this model we demonstrate some of the potential for analysis of temporal dynamics of the progression of hazard and decrease in survival.
