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Note that the model implements use of case-based measures immediately on the 10 case trigger, which would be an unrealistic situation in any community, given difficulties in antiviral distribution.
The sound power values are also acquired via a simulation model implemented using commercial tools ANSYS and LMS.
CakePHP standardizes the development of PHP scripts by use of the model view controller (MVC) [18] model, implemented using Object Oriented Programming (OOP) [19].
We use a surface subsurface integrated model implemented using the finite element code HydroGeoSphere, coupled with climate change scenarios (2010 2085) and the UCODE_2005 inverse model, to assess the uncertainty related to the calibration of the hydrological model.
A linear mixed effects model implemented using Restricted Maximum Likelihood was used to analyze the normalized log2 transformed fluorescence intensities for each gene, accounting for the effects of dye, treatment, bee and microarray.
ENMs were generated using a presence-only model implemented using the program Maxent [ 53].
In order to assess the performance of the method, simulated population histories were generated using a Wright Fisher model, implemented using in-house code.
Alternatively, the species-specific volumes were predicted as a simultaneously fitted system of equations based on the Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR) modeling implemented using the systemfit package (Henningsen and Hamann 2007) of R (R Core Team 2013).
Apoptotic response heritability was modelled using structural equation modelling implemented using MX software applied to MZ and DZ twins (Neale and Maes, 1991).
It was also observed that overall SVM-based models implemented using SVMlight performed better than models developed using WEKA as explained in results section.
In this study, we developed Support Vector Machine SVMM) based models, implemented using freely available software SVMlight that is widely used in classification problems [ 21, 59- 61].
