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This paper proposes a mathematical model to associate key operational, managerial and design characteristics of a system with the system's susceptibility towards common cause failure (CCF) events.
A few other reports provide connections, the underlying mechanisms of which remain unclear and a model to associate viral infection with bone mineral density loss is not obvious.
Although the Weibull parametric model used in this analysis is not a novel analytic approach in itself, our application of the model to associate a given baseline score with a median survival time is original.
Most of the residues, which were found to have a decrease in cell surface expression, are predicted to be located across TM6, ECL3 and TM7 with their side-chains facing outwards toward the lipid environment (Fig. 7), although some intra-helical packing effects cannot be ruled as Glu357 is predicted in the inactive model to associate with TM5.
To identify potential critical time windows during gestation, we fit multivariable linear regression models to associate lymphocyte percentages with monthly average PAH and PM2.5 exposures, separately.
We used linear mixed-effects regression models to associate transient noise exposure with vascular parameters by controlling important confounding factors of study subjects (Littell et al. 1996).
Building mathematical models to associate a specific occupation of a specific CRM with an observed transcriptional response promotes a better understanding of the transcriptional regulation and enables in silico hypothesis testing about postulated regulatory TFs or mechanisms.
AD models are conceived as meta-models designed to associate an untrustworthiness score to any molecule M subject to property prediction by a QSAR model.
A mechanical model was established to associate the friction torque of clamping points with the driving force.
The model was able to associate melanoma with several cancer types.
SUPERFAMILY [25], [27] is a library of profile Hidden Markov Models [78], designed to associate a protein sequence with the most probable 3D structural model.
