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The results demonstrate the power of the model in explaining the change and cross-period shift in consumption pattern.

The results suggest the importance of political and historical factors in these periods and also demonstrate the value of a quantitative model in explaining emergent settlement size distributions across landscapes affected by different socio-environmental causal elements.

An extension could be to explore the inter-level relationships between the proposed theories, the criteria to be used when switching between models, and the weight to be assigned to each model in explaining a financial innovation.

Theoretical inter-station Green's functions were simulated using the present three-dimensional velocity structure model UMC2013 (Sekiguchi et al. 2013, 2016) to assess the effectiveness in the present model in explaining the observed characteristics of surface wave propagation in the Osaka basin.

They reported a success of the multi-resolution model in explaining human psychophysical ability to discriminate small changes in morph sequences of natural objects with various amplitude spectrum slopes.

The fact that the amygdala is co-operated with regions involved in both low and high levels of emotional processing supports the integrative view of the 'conceptual act model' in explaining individual diversities in emotional perception of stimuli.

This hybrid model is used, in particular, to explain spontaneous-fission half-lives.

Jozwik, K. M., Kriegeskorte, N., Storrs, K. R. & Mur, M. Deep convolutional neural networks outperform feature-based but not categorical models in explaining object similarity judgments.

The highest coefficient of determination (0.9925) for Langmuir and BET models indicates best fitness of these models in explaining the sorption as a multilayer process.

As the experimental data showed the presence of strong ISE, the efficacies of existing models in explaining the same; were critically examined.

The utility of both models in explaining drivers' intention to use the systems is discussed, with results showing greater support for the Theory of Planned Behaviour.