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Modelling of incremental reductions (10, 25 and 50%%) were also performed for each scenario; the results of which are shown in Additional file 1.

And in a June 10 statement about Dr. Sullivan's ouster, Ms. Dragas said that the world "is simply moving too fast" for the University of Virginia to maintain its position "under a model of incremental marginal change".

Or you look at the Stoke City model of incremental building.

Following the Cultural Revolution, China's economic reforms led to a model of incremental reforms in which social controls were relaxed but the old system and its interests remained untouched, although new spaces created by the market slowly eroded the old system as reforms were laid out.

A Markov model of incremental costs, effects (survival and quality of life) and incremental cost-effectiveness of TAVI was developed.

The aim for this study is to develop a model of the incremental costs and incremental health benefits of nine different combinations of perinatal HIV screening strategies compared to existing practice.

The static modeling of the incremental cost associated with Tx2 was obtained by comparing the Tx2 group with the Tx1 only group according to their final treatment status.

Concentrations of pollutants from local vehicle emissions at homes and schools were estimated separately from freeway and nonfreeway sources, using a line source dispersion model of the incremental contribution by these nearby sources to oxides of nitrogen above the regional background levels (Benson 1989).

Don Dodge pointed out that it took Red Octane nine tries to create Guitar Hero and that this model, the process of incremental creation and multiple games launched at once, could speed up that process considerably.

In order to explore the final model further, estimates of incremental R were calculated by subtracting the estimated R for the regression without one or more variable(s) from the overall R for the final model.

We also modeled the effect of incremental delays in the initial use of masks or respirators at the WTC site, restricting the analysis to workers with the greatest cumulative opportunity for exposure.