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Insertion architecture is now under development on the base of Insertion modeling system, developed in Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics.

This paper describes an integrated modeling system developed using downscaled NASA satellite based and earth system data products coupled with in-situ hydrologic data to assess the contribution of snow and glaciers to the flows of the rivers in the HKH region.

The modeling system developed for this research was comprised of five modules: (1) hydrologic; (2) reservoir; (3) irrigation; (4) plant growth; and (5) economic (Fig. 3).

GEMS is a modeling system developed for a better integration of spatially explicit time-series land use and land cover change data with well-established ecosystem biogeochemical models (e.g., CENTURY).

The TADS system was constructed using the PRO forma guideline and workflow modelling language (Fox and Das, 2000) and the Tallis process modelling system developed by Cancer Research UK (www.acl.icnet.uk/TallisTraining).

This paper proposes a model system developed in order to support ex-ante assessment of city logistics measures.

We previously reported the use of elevated hydrostatic pressure as a method for efficient protein recovery from a hen egg-white lysozyme tissue surrogate, a model system developed to study formalin fixation and histochemical processing.

Care must be taken to ensure that any model system developed for evaluating the carcinogenic potency of APAHs accurately models humans in terms of exposure and dose response as well as cancer.

Professor Rescigno discussed an ex vivo organ model system developed by her group, which involves a human mucosa explant onto which a cylinder is applied, without damaging the cells, to maintain the apical to basolateral polarity of the tissue.

In this report, we have exploited a tumor model system developed by our own group consisting of a tumorigenic cell line Tm1, derived from a non-tumorignenic murine melanocyte cell line, melan-A 17, 18.

The model system developed by Chen et al. not only shows that normally error-free DNA repair can be involved in generating these mutations, but also used to obtain a better understanding of these processes and thereby provide new insights in cancer biology.