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The unified brain mind theoretical OA model explicitly captures (though in an informal way) the basic essence of brain functional architecture, which indeed constitutes a theory of consciousness.

Treating different planning periods individually, the planning model explicitly captures the long-term effects of BPM- and process-level projects, particularly the indirect effects of BPM capability development on process improvement.

Our model explicitly captures the patterns of interactions among patients and caregivers in an institution with multiple wards.

The model explicitly captures fertiliser: crop-yield relationships, plus the incorporation of straw or removal for sale, with associated nutrient impacts of incorporation/removal on the following crop in the rotation.

Crystal plasticity modelling explicitly captures micro-pillar geometry, crystal orientation, as well as the stiffnesses of components of the experimental testing frame and sample mounting.

In other words, a model that explicitly captures the temporal dynamics of the melodies and harmonic progressions that define each excerpt is a much better model than one that indicates only generically that some music is playing without regard for the structural properties of the stimulus (as in the case of the MusPlay regressor described above).

We propose a robust optimization model that explicitly captures variation in partworth estimates during the optimization process.

Compared with the classic percolation theory, which is particularly applicable to 3D-infinite bulks, the model can explicitly capture the effects of thinly layered nature of composite electrodes, and describes a cross-over between 2D-infinite films and 3D-infinite bulks.

To this end, mixed-integer programming (MIP) models, that explicitly capture the structural aspects as well as both pressure- and temperature-related requirements, are developed and tested.

For communities with extensive heterogeneity in contact patterns, however, network models more explicitly capture patterns of disease transmission and thus enable more accurate and detailed predictions of the effect of control measures on the magnitude and distributions of outbreaks.

Although our simple model does not explicitly capture the function of the system and the effects of scaling up, it has the advantages that it could be applied to any limiting staff category, to any country, is based on data that is routinely collected or that could be collected relatively easily through surveys, and contributes to the understanding of what factors are critical for ART provision.