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Using a combination of demographic studies and population modelling, we address the following four hypotheses.

Motivated by this need for watertight models, we address the problem of converting B-rep models to a collection of cubic C1 Clough Tocher splines.

By formulating a constrained optimization model, we address the problem of optimal reinsurance design using the criterion of minimizing the conditional tail expectation (CTE) risk measure of the insurer's total risk.

With the model, we address both, electrical as well as thermal effects on skin tissue, specifically for electrode design and pulse protocols we used for gene electrotransfer in vivo (already published results), where plasmid DNA was injected intradermally with a syringe and external plate electrodes were used for pulse delivery.

By using a systems pharmacology model, we address the following question: What is the effect of a short drug half-life on the regeneration of lipid-poor ApoA-I?

The model differs from most previous efforts to analyze genome evolution [ 16, 17] by self-consistently treating the dynamics at two scales: population level drift and genomic level change (for an exception, see [ 18] whose model we address in the Results and Discussion).

To solve the proposed bi-level mixed integer linear programming model, we addressed a novel heuristic algorithm based on Kth-best algorithm which fuzzy programming and stochastic chance-constrained programming method are embedded.

In the "intrinsic" model we addressed the question of cell autonomy of the phenotypic switch.

Considering this experimental model we addressed the role of Eps15, an actor of early endocytosis.

Given the impact of metal cation levels (Fe and Mn) on DMT1 isoform expression and localization in both vertebrate and fungus models, we addressed the possibility that C. elegans SMF activity may also change with environmental Mn concentration.

Using a Drosophila model, we addressed the contribution of circadian mechanisms to this age-induced deterioration.