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Currently, no animal model parallels the complex nature of human disc degeneration due to variation in disc composition and time course of progression [ 39- 41].
This model parallels the outcomes of disconnection studies, which link hippocampal and prelimbic contributions for recency memory, but not for recognition memory (Barker & Warburton, 2011a, 2011b).
Therefore, our results suggest that this model parallels the epidemiological data and is an appropriate model in which to investigate the mechanism(s) that underlie the role of obesity in mammary tumor development and possible prevention strategies.
The construction of both the present elasto-plastic frictional TFD model and its consistent companion, the elasto-plastic NFD model, parallels the formalism of the continuum theory of elasto-plasticity.
Thus, the transgenic models parallel the findings for human breast cancer cases in that the PpIX accumulation phenotype is not selective for any particular tumour histological subtype (Ladner et al, 2001).
We propose a rigorous statistical model, the normal-exponential two-peak (NEXT-peak) model, which parallels the physical processes generating the empirical data, and which can naturally incorporate mappability information.
This tripartite model roughly parallels the evolution of the nervous system of animals.
However, if "America's Next Top Model" (which closely parallels the actual industry and upon which Janice was once a judge) has taught us anything, it's that the teeth make the woman.
Among these secondary analyses will be traditional logistic and linear regression models parallel to the moderated regression models 1A1 through 2B2b but without the interaction terms, as illustrated below.
These models strongly parallel the physiological responses to alcohol in human development and have led to valuable insights into the susceptibility to alcohol of specific parts of the developing embryo.
Atkinson's best-fit model parallels not only the overall genetic pattern, suggesting an out-of-Africa migration of modern humans, but also subsequent events in human prehistory.
