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"Anything that changes the business model to potentially bring in more money is something that could support those film-makers.

Finally, we discuss the pros and cons of using the zebrafish as a pre-screening animal model to potentially speed up vaccine design and testing for aquaculture fish species.

Collectively, our data suggest that OTBCs could be used as a claudin-low breast cancer model to potentially identify novel therapeutic targets.

The resultant model contains no orphan metabolites and its directionality constraints allow every reaction in model to potentially possess a flux, while all flux loops have been eliminated.

It would be important to know how well providers working in crisis centres respond to further training to increase knowledge, in which case there would be evidence supporting this model to potentially offer better care.

This approach allows new risk factors to be incorporated into updated models to potentially further improve model performance.

38 Updated NICE guidance on urgent referral for suspected cancer lowers the threshold for referral, 12 39 and has been modelled to potentially increase referrals to two million per year.

Case 1 was a compound heterozygote for a previously described cytosine insertion into exon 2 causing a frameshift and nonsense codon severely truncating the H6PDH protein, and a novel p.P146L missense mutation, which we have shown through in silico three-dimensional protein modelling to potentially impact upon cofactor binding, thus rendering NADPH production to be abolished.

Below, we describe the use of the stress model to identify potentially differentially accumulating transcripts and briefly discuss the resulting gene list.

The theoretical benefit of the methods presented here is the observation that a model can be "extracted" from the original model to accommodate potentially any input output relationship that is of interest.

These methods can be easily generalized to other models, such as the proportional hazards model, and to potentially extend the work of Hashemi and Commenges [ 15] in the same context.