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The reason is that to do so, we would need to introduce variables of the form X α p ℓ and the resulting model would contain too many variables.

If all affected marks were dropped, the pruned model would contain only three independent variables.

Ideally, the NIEHS asthma program logic model would contain direct links between intermediate outcomes to additional impacts such as Environmental impacts changes in legislation and regulations leading, in turn, to improvements in environmental quality.

In terms of parameters, an independent model would contain at most four probabilities of link conservation (See Additional File 1, Section 1), but these probabilities and their products generally do not reproduce the empirical occurrence of DSs.

The third stage of the mixed effect model approach would represent a Bayesian representation in which the model would contain the prior distributions of the population parameters as mentioned previously.

Under these conditions, the surface concentration of cations would approach that in the bulk, shifting the observed p Ka toward its actual value, as in BR.An alternative model would contain a nonspecific low-affinity cation binding site, probably near the protein surface, which would affect the p Ka of the counterion.

Such a model, however, would contain an excessive number of independent variables, impeding estimation of the model.

A model without regulation would contain only reactions transforming A to P1 and P2, the influx to A and the outflux from the products: R ' = {∅ → A, A → P1, A → P2, P1 → ∅, P2 → ∅}.

This proposed HIS-CNS model offers an advantage over the transgenic HIV, HIS and HIVE mouse models because it would contain both human brain macrophages and astrocytes capable of being infected with HIV.

Dehydrated samples were used for training the species identification model because sample volumes would contain denser cellular content leading to higher signal levels.

Worried that they might be missing important human end points by relying on established inbred strains in research, Threadgill and other scientists created the Complex Traits Consortium (CTC) with a mission, he says, "to reinvent the mouse model so that it would contain genetic variability on the scale of what exists in humans".