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This binding, as modelled in our functional antibody assay, will trigger adhesion and activation of the cell.

We observe that case a, where the rate of adaptation is directly proportional to the product x i x j as modelled in our simulations, and the two more complex cases (b and c) are all qualitatively similar.

The results of this procedure offer some preliminary insights into the likely aerodynamic effects of flapping while running, even though flapping was not explicitly modelled in our study.

We do not discuss these in detail here, and these effects cannot be modelled in our offline CTM, but we simply point out that even greater loss than observed would certainly have had further important consequences.

The profit modelled in our problem is defined by revenue minus electricity cost which includes wholesale cost of electricity, services costs, and etc.

The effects of vaccination were modelled in our study according to an "all or nothing" action.

We used a study in which the course of patients who had not responded to antiviral therapy was modelled because in our analysis all HCWs with CHC had failed a first antiviral treatment for acute hepatitis C. In the study of San Miguel et al, patients received an additional course of standard IFN and ribavirin combination for 12 months and the course of the disease was simulated until death.

They are not readily amenable to the type of modelled analysis used in our paper since the overhead costs are not related to the number of women screened, but are likely to relate to state-specific infrastructure and funding arrangements.

In the area of the Alps, where the modelled LAB is deepest in our model, the isotherms are curved upwards in the mantle.

From this formulation, we computed the modelled microplastics mass concentration in our domain area and extracted contour levels by order of magnitude, from 0.01 g km−2 to 10 kg km−2.

Childhood adversities and stressful war experiences were modelled as continuous scores in our analyses.