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On the basis of this examination six aspects from the existing models were incorporated in the new model (presentation of theory, demonstration of skills, practice in a secure environment, pre-conference, observation and post-conference).

In this model, presentation of donor apoptotic cell-derived allopeptides by immature/semi-mature DC in the spleen promoted transient proliferation of anti-donor CD4 T cells unequipped for homeostatic survival.

Given the disease-enhancing capacity of anti-CCP in murine models, presentation of citrullinated antigens complexed with anti-CCP antibodies may be facilitated through the opsonizing effects of antibody and complement.

Subsequent to the model presentation, example simulations of single well SVE and BV systems are used to illustrate the interplay between physical, chemical and biological processes and their potential influence on remediation efficiency and the pathways of contaminant removal.

Some of my major concerns are that insufficient evidence was presented for critical assumptions of the model, and presentation of both experiment and modeling is poor and difficult for a reader to follow.

Adequate modelling and presentation of modelling results of the metal production network are required to assess the consequences of existing and new regulation, product innovations, and process improvements.

The purpose of this work is the formulation of a thermo-magneto-mechanical multifield model and presentation of the numerical strategies applied.

30 Box 1 Interview model General presentation of interviewers, research and research objectives.

The large number of significant two-way interactions in the fitted model makes presentation of results, as well as their subsequent interpretation rather difficult.

Using Bjork's model, the presentation of specific test questions can be thought of as inducing a stimulus that provides the individual with information regarding their ability beyond the introspective judgments that arise from searching memory (explicitly or implicitly) for the answer to the question of how well have I performed in this area in the past?

Such effects might, for example, be described for models incorporating presentation of pathogenic antigenic peptides.