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The pMCAO ischemic stroke model described was chosen because middle cerebral artery (MCA) is the most common location for stroke in humans and ischemic stroke is the most common type [4].

The process model described was implemented in the commercial flow-sheeting program Aspen Plus (version 2004.1 from Aspen Technology, Inc., Cambridge, MA, USA).

The general model described was based upon expected hazard functions under different evolutionary mechanisms as shown in figure 2. The expectations derive from the mathematics associated with the processes being described.

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The model described is estimated using the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS).

While the model described is at an early stage, efforts for improving the model sensitivity to other factors that cause epigenetic changes are in progress.

The correlations (Table 2) and structural equation model described were based on these factor scores.

The models described are monogenic (a single autosomal locus).

However, discrete-time models described are more reasonable than the continuous-time models when populations have nonoverlapping generations.

The models that we describe are generative models, also known as directed acyclic graphical models [34].

The model described above is represented in Fig. 1.

The results with all models described above were qualitatively similar.

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