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However the Dutkai and Ruckenstein model does provide the principal features of radial and axial liquid dispersion.

Thus although a direct chemokine-receptor or chemokine-GAG interaction may not be demonstrated in the transplant models, this cell migration model does provide a direct analysis of chemokine induced cell migration.

The CR model does provide additional information about the treatment when competing events are present.

Although like all elegant models this is an oversimplification, their model does provide a very useful framework for understanding the genetics and pathogenesis of SLE.

Still, the three significant riding school effects (fixed effect model) where no examiner effect was found (repeated model) does provide the strongest evidence of a riding school effect.

On the surface, the aviation model does provide a strong initial platform against which to design and implement team training programs for the ICU.

In the few cases where the linear model was not the best fit, the RBA value given by the linear model was usually close to that given by whatever other model did provide the best fit.

The appraisal concluded that in the Western Cape, the NGO model did provide a basis for CBS, if relationships with PHC services were improved, and the sub-district played a more central role in the management of partnerships.

However, it is less suitable as an (S ROC model since it does not provide a function which connects the lower left vertex with the upper right vertex in the ROC diagram (which, in contrast, the PH-model does provide).

While the models in this paper are not precise representations of all steam reforming processes, the models do provide enough evidence to conclude that heat transfer is the dominant limiting mechanism in methanol-steam reformation.

While some of the turbulence models do provide reasonable predictions for the surface pressure, the predictions for surface heat flux are generally poor, and often in error by a factor of four or more.