Stressing the chromatographic nature of such processes, this model suggests a prospective approach for modeling multicomponent systems.
Second, the model suggests a systematic account for a number of empirical observations about judicial politics.
The model suggests a near-permanent presence in Iraq, though presumably with far fewer troops than the nearly 150,000 now in place.
When agents differ in their productivity, the model suggests a "Dilbert principle" of supervision: less productive players optimally specialize in monitoring the more productive players' promises.
The model suggests a Lang factor of 2.40 and 2.81 for outside and inside battery limits plant, respectively.
Juxtaposing data on rainfall, temperature, soil productivity, human metabolic needs and diet, gleaned from an analysis of trash heaps and human waste, the model suggests a sobering conclusion: As Anasazi society became more complex, it also became more fragile.
Our better-fitting two-phase model suggests a higher mass eruption rate than previous studies, and estimates that 3/4 of the total fallout volume is co-ignimbrite in origin.
Finite element modeling of 10 Hz rTMS with the iron-core in a simplified rat brain model suggests a peak electric field of 85 and 12.7 V/m, within the skull and the brain, respectively.
For DC-based vaccine design, the model suggests a strategy of immunotherapy based on the injection of cognate antigen-pulsed DCs.
The discrete based multi states model suggests a practical approach to understand the photosynthetic process of the hydrogen production in microalga.
One model suggests a spatial 'spillover' effect, causing similar abandonment rates in adjacent regions, although this could not be proven in this study.
