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However, no model has examined the additional benefit of rescreening individuals with an aortic diameter that approaches the aneurysmal threshold.

The model has examined the situation in which only 2 genotypes are circulating in a population and all imported cases are infected with same genotype.

Our model has examined the uncertainty of these practices on our estimates and therefore, provides a reasonable spread on the likely true impact.

Research using a yeast-based model has examined many features of lipotoxicity in human cells, to screen fatty acids of various structures for their capacity to counter ER stress.

Although our model has examined individual risk factors while adjusting for all the others, we do not know, for example, to what extent they are inter-dependent in the real world such that totally eliminating one might modulate the appearance of others owing to other factors not accounted for here.

Many studies that have sought to relate variation in the number and appearance of floral whorls to modifications of the ABC model have examined expression patterns of ABC genes themselves.

The vast majority of existing studies utilising this model have examined the reinstatement of a previously extinguished operant response in order to assess drug-seeking (i.e. relapse-like) behaviour [11].

Previous models have examined the onset of the collapse in detail.

A number of recent models have examined dominance switching times due to additive noise in a competitive Wilson-Cowan model with additional slow adapting variables [61 63].

Previous models have examined airflow in homogenous soils, incorporating leakage through a low-permeability cap either as a correction to the airflow equation or as a boundary condition.

Recent studies of NT signaling using rat glaucoma models, have examined the endogenous responses of the retina to pressure exposure as well as studies designed to augment NT signaling in order to rescue RGC from apoptosis following pressure-induced injury.