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But that model represents only one-sixth of the work force, and is outmoded.
The innovative structure of our regeneration model represents only those trees regenerating in gaps with the best chance of subsequently growing into the canopy (i.e., the tallest).
As the SIRMPol model represents only a partial updating of the SIRM model based on inputs from only Rome ionosonde data, it can be considered a particular case of a single-station model.
In fact, this model represents only a basic exemplar of the GEW distribution.
The Gauss-Markov model represents only the fast fluctuations of the channel assuming that the statistical parameters of the channel vary so slowly that their fluctuation can be neglected.
It is important to emphasize that the structural model represents only one sterically possible structure among many possible alternative loop conformations and variations in the relative subunit arrangement.
Reviewers were concerned about the models used to represent cells in this manuscript, specifically what appears to be a balloon-type model representing only the surface cell wall, whose stresses reported may not be representative of real pavement cells.
The effects of grain boundaries on the accumulated slip deformation of grain interiors and lattice rotation have been investigated through a comparison between results from a model including grain boundary region (GBM) and a model representing only the grain interiors not the grain boundary region directly (NGBM).
However, this model represented only a small improvement over a model where the district-specific intercept was replaced by latitude and November December wind speed (national level and the district-level deviation from the national level) (Table 2, model 8).
First, driver genes in our model represented only proto-oncogenes or haploinsufficient tumour suppressor genes, that is, a cell acquiring a mutation to a single driver gene locus gained an increase in fitness.
Collagen antibody-induced arthritis (CAIA) is a short commercially available experimental arthritis model representing only the effector phase of arthritis [ 7] that is mainly mediated by the innate immune system.
