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A neutral evolutionary model would suggests that, assuming the mean binding affinity of all the isoforms is X in the ancestor Dscam isoforms 40 50 million years ago, the mean binding affinity should be unchanged in both the isoforms containing newly duplicated exons and the conserved isoforms (both are X), and there would be no differences between them and their ancestral isoforms.

Options based on market indices have been selling for more than the standard pricing model would suggest.

But the mafia-state model would suggest that the sanctions work by threatening Putin's power more directly: they take away what he has given.

All this makes clear the broader picture of Sino-African relations is far more complicated than the standard "China in Africa" model would suggest.

And in some cases, the actual nominees appeared to "overpay" for their positions — raising or giving more than the model would suggest was necessary — and in some cases "underpay".

Just as the proposed exploration model would suggest, detailed geophysical investigations, including seismic, were subsequently conducted and are still planned.

After applying it to the various species' calls, the researchers report this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B that they found no evidence that animals' vocalizations are restricted as the model would suggest.

The results showed that parameter KM could be considered independent of temperature but only has statistical significance at higher temperatures, while VM varied with temperature with a stronger curvature than an Arrhenius model would suggest, with a parabolic functionality giving excellent results, albeit with no linear term, thus having the same number of parameters as an Arrhenius equation.

So if a mirror shows us our selves in reality, but our Facebook profile shows our selves in a positive light, the Hyperpersonal Model would suggest that viewing your Facebook profile would enhance self-esteem instead of decreasing it.

But polls in recent weeks have shown Trump up in Iowa by more than one point, so if these turnout patterns hold, VoteCastr's model would suggest an underwhelming performance in the Hawkeye state for Trump.

Such a model would suggest a ubiquitous Hox activity in all types of neuron within the expression domain.