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The BSP with an assumed piecewise-constant model has facilitated estimation of effective population size through time.

The modeling of mammography dissemination using a mixed effects model has facilitated an understanding of when cohorts started using mammography on a regular basis.

The application of this novel live slice model has facilitated detailed investigations in to the potential mechanisms underlying MBF regulation and tubulo-vascular cross-talk to be performed and has enabled us to characterize the key role that pericytes play in this phenomenon.

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, there was concern that complex systems, such as the U.S. model, had facilitated regulatory arbitrage.

These properties of the fly model have facilitated the elucidation of genetic networks involved in retinal cell differentiation and the identification of key genes required for retinal development in fly.

The rapid development of cell culture and animal models has facilitated a new understanding of ZIKV biology and made it possible to generate multiple ZIKV vaccine candidates, which are advancing through clinical trials.

By using experimental results to calibrate FE parameter values, the modelling has facilitated investigation into the development of bistability and the influence of modulus ratio (fibreglass sheet: VPPMC strip) on the snap-through characteristics.

The detailed information provided by the use of computational fluid dynamic models has facilitated unique opportunities to investigate alternative system designs, without the need for expensive and time consuming experiments.

The development of MCL models has facilitated quantification of drug penetration through solid tissue.

The conflation of generation technologies with large network models has facilitated cleavage within groups which might be viewed as having both "conservative" and "progressive" tendencies.

Indeed, the use of codon models has facilitated the identification of selection occurring at sites [4], [5] and along lineages [6], [7].