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Mathematical modeling of the protein release kinetics corresponded best with the Higuichi model with near zero-order (R2 ≈ 0.9787) release.

In other words for both outcome measures evidence was substantially larger for the model of both entropy and surprise compared to either entropy or surprise alone, a conventional (ANOVA) model comprising indicator variables identifying trial type, a model without forgetting, or a model with near maximal forgetting.

The Jets' defense is No. 1 according to my efficiency model, with near-league-leading efficiencies in pass defense, run defense and defensive interceptions.

The direct consequence is frequently a sudden shift in the business model of a company from, for example, drug development towards a service model with near-term cash-generating capability.

LR-aided linear and successive interference cancellation (SIC) detectors [7] provide the same diversity order as the ML detector, by transforming the system model with near-orthogonal channel matrices [8, 9].

The Heisenberg model with nearest-neighbor and next-nearest-neighbor interactions, J 1 and J 2, is called J 1 − J 2 -model.

In the tight-binding model with nearest-neighbor approximation, the zigzag GNRs are always metallic and exhibit spin-polarized edge states [6 8].

2, the most general reaction diffusion model with nearest neighbor interactions on a Cayley tree is studied, which can be solved exactly through EIM.

This protonation pattern reflects short-ranged repulsive interactions between ionizables sites and can be modeled using an Ising model with nearest-neighbour pair interactions.

An exact solution is provided for a discrete analog of each of the two Sommerfeld diffraction problems using a triangular lattice model, with nearest neighbor interactions, deforming in the anti-plane direction.

Since each step selects the clustering which minimizes the decrease in log likelihood, this approach is likely to detect a model with near-optimal (log) Bayes Factor.