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These analyses will help describe the study characteristics, identify possibly important confounders and factors to be included in multivariate modelling, and identify outliers.

Future work should focus on identifying key information related to potential sources of bias in population modelling studies and identifying a multidisciplinary expert panel to steer the guideline development process.

We then consider research goals for modelling, design, and learning, and identify the problem of finding learning algorithms that guarantee convergence to Pareto-dominant equilibria against a wide range of opponents.

This review is focused on summarising the PKPD information available in paediatric infectious diseases and immunology, the modelling approaches taken, and identifying potential avenues for future PKPD research.

The modelling approach was apparently able to discern imperceptible influences and identify region-specific clustering.

Starting from compound 1, a potent PI3Kα inhibitor having poor general kinase selectivity, we used structural data and modelling to identify key exploitable differences between PI3Kα and the other kinases.

Terminology surrounding prediction modelling studies is inconsistent and identifying these studies is difficult.

We propose a modelling framework to identify and rank multiscale environmental predictors of transboundary distribution of invasive species based on scarce occurrence data (a common limitation in biodiversity modelling studies; Lomba et al. 2010; Vicente et al. 2011).

This section adopts a modelling approach to identify and discuss the sought qualities of crime scripts, but the results apply to all scripts developed for the purpose of reducing crime.

The purpose of this work was to study the landscape characteristics of the calcareous grassland systems, and by use of GIS-based modelling approaches identify those sites on the downland most suited to the re-establishment and expansion of calcareous grasslands.

The guidance by Craig and colleagues[ 1] highlights the potential of mixed methodologies to achieve these aims, in particular the role of qualitative enquiry to articulate the intervention's complexity, and the use of quantitative modelling to identify configurations of complex services that could potentially be cost-effective early in the development pathway.