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Modelling, published by IPPR last year, suggested that unilaterally introducing a floor price for carbon in Britain will undermine the economic efficiency of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and could waste up to £1 billion.

Look for our book Adventures in Modeling, published by Teachers College Press.

Fannie Mae hedges less than Freddie Mac, according to risk models published by both companies, as well as a study last year by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, which regulates Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

The granulation process is then simulated by a population balance model published by Braumann et al. (2007) (Chemical Engineering Science, 62, 4717 4728).

In this chapter, we discuss modeling capabilities of VCell and demonstrate representative examples of the models published by the VCell users.

The model consists of 16 differential equations and describes the diabetic porcine glucose metabolism according to the human model published by Sorensen.

There have usually been postmortems after every election cycle, but we now have quite a lot of data — nearly 60 forecasting models published by political scientists or economists in advance of the 1992 through 2008 elections.

Various models published by economists and political scientists claim that Mr. Obama should be anything from a clear underdog to a clear favorite based on the country's economic performance.

The first part of this paper presents a comparison of the aerodynamic results for each of the solvers available within CEASIOM together with data from the 747-100 model published by NASA.

Pasteur's Quadrant model, published by Stokes in 1997, presents a two-dimensional abstract conceptual framework that proved immensely helpful to study and discuss institutional and policy arrangements in science.

One of the most preeminent models of HR is the DSBR model published by Szostak et al. [26].