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Our proposed modelling approach allows the estimation of aesthetic values in spatial and qualitative terms for most viewpoints in the European Alps.
This efficient modelling approach allows for a full analysis of the anchorage zone based solely on the geometrical and material properties known at the design stage.
Using a stochastic simulation modelling approach allows outbreaks with a variety of characteristics that are epidemiologically plausible to be generated.
The population modelling approach allows the prediction of serum Pt concentrations at any time-point and AUC over any time-period for each individual patient, as used in the statistical analysis, irrespective of the actual time-points of blood and urine sampling.
Wet lab experiments proved that the proposed modelling approach allows to predict novel biologically relevant interactions.
The fuzzy logic modelling approach allows designing the monitoring scheme using the reduced number of available information.
Our explicitly spatial modelling approach allowed us to estimate the diffusion coefficients of the species in our model.
A modelling approach allowed CA-125 to be assessed as a biomarker for tumour size dynamics, to predict treatment efficacy for research and clinical purposes.
Thus, in combination with motif-finding techniques (and/or experimental validation assay ChIP-qPCR) our modelling approach allowed us to identify the loci of many thousands of novel BSs with characterized with low- and moderate- avidity of TF.
Our modelling approach allowed interrogation of the neuropsychological data at two levels: the mean results across individuals in specific groups, and the heterogeneity of the groups themselves, across the psychophysical constructs of bias and discriminability.
Our modelling approach allowed us to examine growth trajectories across childhood, taking into account the different timings and numbers of measurements between children, and enabled us to explore the associations of maternal ED with child growth at a range of ages within the same children.
