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These were processed by the InterVA-4 model which assigned cause(s) of death to all except 35 cases (8.0%) which were completely indeterminate.

The number of cospeciations and host switching events (always considered subsequent to duplication in Jane) was similar under all models except the codivergence-adjusted model, which assigned the same cost to cospeciation and host switch and no cost for duplication.

Among the models tested, the free-ratio model, allowing one d N/d S for each branch, was significantly better than both the one-ratio model, which assigned the same d N/d S value to all branches, and the two-ratio model, which assigned to the medaka lineage a d N/d S value that differed from all other branches (LRT, P < 0.001 in both comparisons).

We first compared the following two branch models: 1) a 1 − ω model in which a single ω estimate was assigned to all branches in the tree; and 2) a 2 − ω model, which assigned one ω to the ancestral branch of the New World monkey RLN clade, and a second ω to all other branches.

In this study, we use a classification model, which assigns "inhibitor" and "non-inhibitor" labels to the predicted compounds.

This fact is acknowledged by the treatment model, which assigns a higher probability of been administered treatment t to individuals with (X=x) and lower probability to those with (X=x').

The proposed mitigation solution is obtained by a stochastic model which assigns satellite and epoch-specific weights based on the inverse of the variances of the output error of the GPS receiver DLL and PLL, which can be calculated using the existing tracking models (Conker et al. 2003).

We believe that this is a direct result of the nature of the adaptive noise model which assigns increased measurement noise variance for satellite signals with low C N o values and could lead to situations where even the faults of significant amplitudes can be still considered 'within' the measurement statistic and, therefore not excluded from the final solution.

Indeed estimates from the free-ratios model, which assigns an ω ratio to every branch on the tree [18], suggested that the human and chimpanzee branches had the highest average ω ratios.

This simple risk prediction model corresponds to a model which assigns the same risk prediction to all patients.

This is done based on a scoring model, which assigns a score S xy for aligning a pair of bases.