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The bias dependency of the gate drain and gate source capacitance is extracted and modelled, allowing for verification of the model for frequencies up to 50 GHz.
Clinical indicators were logit transformed from a percentage achievement scale and modelled allowing for clustering of repeated measures within practices.
While relapse to PTSD is not permitted in the model, the depression pathway is modelled differently; allowing for the recurrent-remitting nature of this mental health condition [ 42, 43].
The body's muscle, heart and vein, skeletal and nerve systems are all modelled allowing doctors to enter a patient's symptoms and their history to see what care works best for them.
The large flow of waste modelled allowed to formulate and assess realistic alternative WM scenarios and to design infrastructural systems which are likely to correspond to those submitted for approval to the local authorities.
The approach of using trial based data as the basis for modelled costs is common-place, allowing for provision of real data for the models [21], [22].
While this may be less accurate than manual classification of each container in the modelled area, it has the benefit of allowing for transfer model to other geographic locations more readily.
These changes were associated with small reductions in cardiovascular disease risk factors and modelled cardiovascular disease risk after allowing for changes in self-reported cardio-protective medication and physical activity.
We modelled weight change in six sex-by-baseline age subgroups (male, female: 18 to 29 years, 30 to 39 years, and 40 to 66 years), allowing for a variety of different order polynomials.
The solution of these equations provides the concentration of the chemical compound and its metabolites over time in the modelled organs and allows for a sound mechanistic description of the kinetics processes including the kinetics of accumulation.
The current model does not allow for changes in population dietary intakes to be modelled simultaneously but has potential for further development.
