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The results of the hedonic price model from both OLS and HC regressions are givenin Table 3.

"NewsON has a dual revenue model, from both consumer-facing advertising and also monthly fees from the TV station affiliates," explains Gump.

The best 3D QSAR model from both group was employed as 3D search query to screen the designed 4,5,6-triphenyl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydropyrimidine derivatives.

The data collected related to the implementation of the model, from both the teacher and the students, suggests that this may be a helpful way for teachers to move toward a more student centred pedagogy which is supported by available technologies.

The good evaluation results of our Maxent model from both threshold-dependent and -independent tests (Table 1) highlight a high ability of this model to predict habitat suitability for the griffon vulture and thus potential areas to spread within the study area.

For costs, there was a relatively low additional incremental cost from years 2 5, mostly as a result of only 19% of patients returning to treatment each year during this part of the model (from both arms), while the cost of hospitalisation as a result of harmful events remained relatively negligible throughout the model.

Almost all of the models from both the common and order-specific covariate effects showed that gender was the significant risk factor for ED revisits.

The success of those pioneers has inspired a profusion of new models from both computer and consumer electronics firms that are eager to tap into new higher-speed wireless digital networks.

Initially, each carmaker will operate on a separate assembly line but, eventually, they could produce models from both brands back to back.Does this mean that models will increasingly look alike?

Regression coefficients of PLS calibration models from both foreoptic were comparable and highly correlated (r = 0.91).

The best models from both classifiers were selected based on their performance as evaluated by different statistical measures (Table 1).