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14, 15, 32 In addition to previously described approaches studying PSA dynamics to various outcome metrics (Table 1), a quantitative DP-CO model consisting of a dynamical DP model and a parametric survival model for CO, such as established for other indications, 28, 29 has, to our knowledge, not been established yet for CRPC.

This paper describes a non-equilibrium elementary-step model for CO oxidation on 5% Rh/SiO2.

29 These models typically consist of two components: a DP model describing the timecourses of a disease progression biomarker for each individual, and a parametric survival model for CO which includes metrics derived from the DP model as covariates.

The model for CO specified in Equation (2) was used to predict mine-specific CO values for every year, based on assigned yearly diesel HP values, starting with the first year that a mine used diesel equipment.

All this has made Mondragón a model for co-operatives from California to Queensland.

A good model for co-operation is the Arctic Council, which brings together the many countries touching on the northern polar region.

Maybe, but as wonderful as some of the principles in the Magna Carta are, I don't think the circumstances of its introduction provide a good model for co-evolution.

In the twilight of empire, Britain became rather skilled at intra-Muslim diplomacy; the establishment of the Saudi throne, whose occupant has just changed, owed much to Britain.In his Ufa speech, Mr Putin said Russia had been far ahead of its European rivals in establishing a model for co-existence between faiths.

It is the last 30 years that have seen the greatest growth of democracy in world history: new rights for gays; the Vatican exposed; Islamist ideology with its misogyny, Jew-hate, and denial of human rights challenged; the European Union creating a new model for co-existence between nations.

In Section 2, the multi-frequency signal model for co-prime arrays is presented.

This paper presents a variant of the influential mention-pair model for co-reference resolution.