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The implementation of such a 3D model still represents work in progress.

Although 95% confidence intervals were wide, the lower bound of 0.52 based on the random-effects model still represents a moderate effect size.

Today however, if embracing a monist perspective to describe microbial evolution, the question is not to ask whether the tree model still represents the best framework to infer and depict evolutionary relationships, but rather to ask which of the competing approaches already available is best suited to produce the most satisfactory tree.

Despite the widespread use of fully three-dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamics CFDD) techniques, axisymmetric flow models still represent a key tool in turbomachinery design.

Transgenic models still represent the golden standard.

While this is significantly more neurons than any other computer is capable of modeling today, it still represents only one percent of the human brain's 100 billion neurons.

This work introduces a new approach to synthetic data generation which allows full-compliance between data and model while still representing realistic spatiotemporal features in accordance with the current neuroimaging literature.

However, the tuning of such models by experimental approaches still represents an issue: an accurate characterisation does require a measurement in operating conditions since the belt mounting condition might severely affect its dynamic behaviour.

Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system gives them only 62 of Parliament's 646 MPs (hence their enthusiasm for proportional voting models), but that tally still represents a post-war peak for a third party at Westminster.The Lib Dems' ability to command such support partly explains why no party may be able to get an overall parliamentary majority at the next election.

The "Città della Scienza still represents a model of development … in an area in southern Italy where many dreams had already been shattered," writes Alessandra Zanazzi, a former employee of the City of Science who now works as a national project manager at the Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory in Florence, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

Although these fungi possess similarly sized spliceosomes that lack over twenty components found in mammals, they encode more than twice as many components as E. cuniculi, and therefore, E. cuniculi still represents a model of extreme reduction.