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Horizontal trends of TC were modelled to identify the environmental determinants of TC in the SFRW.

The multiscale nature of our framework means that it may be applied in a workflow where major environmental effects are first identified at a regional scale, and then smaller areas of particular concern (i.e. local scale) are modelled to identify detailed areas and predictors, thus providing insights to inform more directed control efforts (Vicente et al. 2010).

The task-negative contrast was modelled to identify areas deactivated during task performance.

In order to prevent the unmet help needs reported after previous terror attacks, [ 5, 6] an early and proactive outreach programme was modelled to identify and provide treatment to survivors who would develop mental health problems.

The outcome in terms of months of exclusive breastfeeding (MEBF) from this base model was subtracted from the MEBF modelled under each of the scenarios to identify the likely increase.

We also used algorithms that predict the accessibility [ 51] and reactivity [ 52] of cysteine residues together with modelled structures of NT2 NT3 [ 53] to identify cysteine residues that might account for the differential sensitivities of IP3R1 IP3R3 to thimerosal.

The protein structures of the SDH homologues in V. vinifera were modelled based on human SDH (PDB 1PL8) to identify the putative active site residues of plant SDHs.

We modelled 12 different population-based stepwise screening strategies to identify individuals at high risk to whom preventive interventions would be offered.

Modelled processes and outcomes by reconvening the expert group to identify theory-based behaviour change techniques (BCTs), conceptualise the theoretical mechanisms of change in the intervention and identify process and outcome evaluation measures.

Modelled intercept and slope parameters were regressed on dummy variables to identify group differences.

In a second analytic step, monthly counts from the whole period of observation were modelled in terms of secular trends and short-term effects to identify smooth trends over the year, adjusted by gender, age and region.