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Hardware sales could be the one business model to rule them all in AR/VR, and early investment looks like smart money.

Another conventional model to rule out placebo responses is the use of a placebo run-in phase prior to drug and placebo dispensing to identify and exclude placebo responders: Placebo responders tend to exhibit less severe symptoms during run-in [ 22- 25], and to respond faster to treatment with symptom improvement [ 26] than patients in the drug arm.

For example, targeting PACAP receptor sub-types and using inducible animal models to rule out compensatory mechanisms will help to delineate the role PACAP plays in CSD.

On the other hand, the search for information by several mobile active agents calls for suitable models to rule the interactions among agents and between agents and execution environments.

Our selection of model was done by repeatedly examining lots of models to rule out (where possible) clearly unrealistic or illogical coefficients, e.g. a negative coefficient for suitable land cover.

Our systematic review identified 10 previously developed diagnostic prediction models to rule out pulmonary embolism.

In addition, CR models have less power than the Cox-PH models to rule out the same non-inferiority margin [ 30].

The Ramsey RESET test for specification errors [ 13] was applied to all models to rule out the need for non-linear and interaction terms.

46 As a final step, we ran alternative mediation models to rule out plausible competing interpretations of the data and to verify whether our hypothesised model best fit the data.

Such a speculative scenario could be corroborated by more extensive sampling of P. satyrus populations across North America, which could make possible coalescense modeling to rule out any possibility that the conflicting results can be explained by ancient polymorphisms [ 39, 47].

A prediction model designed to rule out disease must be evaluated against the number of false-negative cases to be clinically useful.