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If you're not completely au fait with photography, Parachut's model may best be compared to being part of a car club where you don't get to choose the car you're sent.

Our empirical work suggests that this agent-based model may best mimic the dynamics of bacterial interactions in the context of shared antibiotic resistance.

Although this urban-focused care model may best meet the needs of the majority of the population since 80% of Canadians live in urban areas [ 30], it creates serious deficiencies in care provision in Canada's vast rural and remote expanses [ 29, 31].

The ever increasing molecular complexity of modern chemistry presents interesting new challenges for how the underlying models may best be shared between scientists.

While some critics herald CIRBs as a virtual cure-all to current problems with IRBs, interviewees here underscore the importance of advancing the current debate from whether local or centralized IRBs should be instituted, to more nuanced analyses of how these and other models may best be used.

This is consistent with previous work which reported that the 2T3k+Vb model provided the lowest AIC, but a 1T1k+Vb compartmental model may be best to quantify 18F-fluoromethylcholine due to its robustness [41].

A few variations are possible: the segments in the piecewise model may be best captured by linear equations (i.e., the overall model would consist of two straight lines connected at the knot), or a more complex form like a quadratic equation for each segment may provide better fit.

She also writes that the American banking model may not be best suited for solving Japan's problems, yet she spends so little time describing any alternative solutions (like those taken by governments in Sweden and elsewhere) that readers might assume that she endorses the American approach.

Following the biotechnology industry model, breakthrough nanotechnologies may best be developed by small groups of highly skilled, risk-taking individuals.

There was overlap between reports of pain of the highest 50% of participants with DOMS in our study (16 to 68) and the lowest 50% of the patients seeking intervention (0 to 50) [ 26] suggesting that the model may have the best comparison to patients with lower levels of pain and disability.

For instance, 2D models may be best paired with cardiac tissue slices, simple 3D models with coronary-perfused ventricular wedge preparations, or whole-heart models with the isolated Langendorff-perfused heart, and so on.