Using Hayman's Graphical (Wr – Vr graphs) model we analyzed the gene action for fourteen agronomic traits.
Using this model we analyzed the data spikes in screen update streams.
Using this model, we analyzed neuronal volume responses during excitation, which elucidated the waveforms of fast intrinsic optical signals observed experimentally across the literature.
As a model we analyzed the human dermal substitute denovoDerm and the dermo-epidermal skin substitute denovoSkin.
Using the model, we analyzed all the sources contributing to the inorganic PM2.5 health burden in 14 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the United States.
Using the model, we analyzed conditions controlling formation of dilatant crack-like pathways, which were found to depend on a dimensionless parameter.
After constructing the finite element model, we analyzed the absorption coefficient graphs of perforated plates with two-sized holes and four-sized holes according to the separating partition types: no partition, rigid partition and porous partition.
To take advantage of this neuropathic pain-resistant model, we analyzed Vglut2-dependent transcriptional changes in the dorsal spinal cord after nerve injury, which revealed several novel candidate target genes potentially relevant for the development of neuropathic pain therapeutics.
In Section 2, the model we analyzed is briefly introduced.
In the third model, we analyzed the items by content only.
Using a multivariable Cox proportional hazards model, we analyzed the relationships among baseline clinical factors and the outcome of incident HF hospitalization in patients without history of HF.
