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Hence, our BN model focuses only on source level hypotheses, ignoring the offence level hypotheses and the associated difficulties of modelling factors like opportunity, motive and intent.

While the authors discuss this in their manuscript, their model focuses only on selection at the level of the cell.

Instead of attempting to model the whole complicated regulatory processes with the high risk of incorrect prediction, our dynamic model focuses only on a concise set of target genes with a more reliable outcome.

As the reviewer suggests, we favor the idea that microtubules in the laterally-associated bundles are organized primarily (if not completely) with the polarity depicted in Figure 7; there may also be non-bundle associated microtubules of mixed polarity within the spindle as well, but our model focuses only on bundle-associated microtubules.

Because of the larger volume of testing for HIV-infected women, and the higher risk of infection, persistence of infection and progression of dysplasia and cervical disease for HIV-infected women [ 3], the model focuses only on the HIV-infected population.

Analysis with the economic model focusing only on certain electricity related activities might miss important properties and yield misleading results.

For the importance of the dissociation and formation process in the system, the model focused only on the solar and the synthesis reactors.

Finally, our model focused only on risk adjustment payments and ignored any other components of health financing such as direct and indirect taxes, private insurance, and premium subsidies.

By contrast, the development of technological capabilities of a post-incubated TBC is harmed by a management model characterized by the absence of integration in networks that is, a model focused only on the entrepreneur's technical knowledge and on the planning of hierarchical functions in the company.

By discarding taxonomy, human health, and economic factors, this model focused only on ecological factors.

They also illustrate the risk of a reductionist model focusing only on one individual haplogroup without considering more realistic population dynamics; groups of individuals - not just specific lineages - move from one population to another in the presence of a real gene flow, and the mechanisms of diffusion of cultural knowledge may have also differed over time and geographic area.