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Reducing model definitions back to this fundamental level, rule-based modeling approaches offer concise ways to specify molecular interactions, their conditions and consequences [ 7- 9] and several iconographic representations of such rules have been suggested [ 10- 12].
Modeling approaches offer alternatives to epidemiologic studies or extensive microbial monitoring.
The most sophisticated whole-heart modeling approaches offer a full insight into the organ level effects.
However, few modeling approaches offer predictive capabilities to evaluate potential metabolic engineering strategies in silico.
Latent variable modeling approaches offer a natural framework for analysis of data arising from these population-based genetic association investigations of complex diseases as they are well-suited to uncover simultaneous effects of multiple markers.
Provided careful choice of model error parameters, we find that two entirely different hydrological modeling approaches offer comparable assimilation results.
Although the CESM team is still a bit uneasy, climate modeler Jean-François Lamarque of NCAR writes in an e-mail that "the potential benefits to the expansion of scope and modeling approaches offered by the two projects need to be recognized".
The proposed multi-scale modeling approach offers a powerful tool for assessing the deformation mechanism of composite joint substructures.
It, therefore, can be concluded that the regional value-added modeling approach offers a powerful tool for regional planners and policymakers to analyze and capture the potential of RE for regional economies.
The presented modeling approach offers the opportunity to predict and describe the performance characteristics of a combined heat and power plant based on very few key figures and reasonable assumptions, see "Description of the generic modeling approach" and "The generic MILP model".
Object-oriented approaches offer coarse-grained modeling concepts to structure complex application systems consisting of hundreds or even thousands of classes.
