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The modeling analysis enabled the determination of alveolar ventilation (V) expressed as ml/min/100 ml VL and alveolar volume.
Combined with high-resolution kinetic experiments and dynamics modeling, this analysis enabled us to dissect early post-stimulation events prior to extensive signal propagation, which usually masks the bona fide response to GR activation by a web of secondary effects.
Based on the visco-elasto-hysteresis model, an analysis enabled us to understand and predict the change in relaxation and creep orientations during complex loading histories.
If items satisfy expectations of the Rasch model, the analysis enables transformation of the scale's ordinal raw scores to interval-level measurement [ 26, 27].
Subsequent quantitative data analysis enabled assessment of hepatic uptake and fate of these model substrates under conditions of sepsis.
Fractal models and multiscale analysis enable obtaining maximum quantitative information related to the short-term dynamics of the geomagnetic field activity.
The new economic modelling framework developed for this analysis enables estimation of the effects of changes in fruit and vegetable consumption, physical activity, alcohol consumption and smoking into long-term costs and QALYs, and as such could be used to evaluate a broad range of public health interventions.
In a second step the core model is investigated by a bifurcation analysis enabling the determination of possible changes in the dynamics depending on individual parameters.
These affected sites were already included in the model that was extended in this analysis enabling efficient translation of the estrogen-related effects.
The efficiency of manufacturing systems can be significantly increased through diligent application of control based on model analysis thereby enabling more tight integration between decision-making and process operation.
The mixed model analysis will enable inclusion of time varying covariates such as breastfeeding behaviors, depression, and sleep, which may vary between baseline and follow-up for individuals.
