In such frictional models, the recurrence of SSEs near a source area of a large earthquake is affected by a nucleation process of the large earthquake.
In this design, common call delivery models the recurrence dynamics of short-range contact calling in communication scenes.
That is, a protein with a domain architecture A* B is assumed to have the same functions as another protein with the domain architecture B* A. This assumption is not always true as shown by the first example presented in Section 2. Second, the FS model ignores the recurrence of the same domain.
Shadow detection by matching with the samples in the model exploits the recurrence of similar shadow values at pixel level.
There are several additional prognostic models with various number of genes derived from microarray gene expression data including the intrinsic subtype model [ 9- 11], the wound response model [ 12], the recurrence score model [ 13] and the two-gene-ratio model [ 14].
Under this model, the sibling recurrence risk ratio becomes The ROC curves for this model may be simply described; for even moderately high values of (>2, say), the curve steps to in a single step, thereafter following a straight line to the (1, 1) corner.
Population-size changes were modelled by the recurrence equation x(j+1)=Bjx j), where j was the 15-day phase, x an age-class population size vector and B a fecundity-, mortality-, offtand- and intake-rate matrix.
Bilateral disease was assumed to double the cost of treatment at the start of the model; for recurrence, the additional costs occurred at the time of the recurrence and included 1 year of treatment and monitoring (overestimating what would happen in clinical practice).
All patients begin the model in the recurrence-free state, and may transition to recurrence (following a distant recurrence event) or death (following a mortality event).
utility scores used in the model for the recurrence-free state, recurrence state and chemotherapy treatment (6 cycles) were 0.78 (0.60), 0.60 (0.03) and −0.07 (0.01), respectively (Conner-Spady et al, 2005; Milne et al, 2006; Peasgood et al, 2010).
