Standard Human Capital models also consider dimensions such as language skills and discrimination as relevant determinants of wages and employment.
Both the models also consider saturated hydraulic conductivity and fillable porosity of the pond's bed material as their parameters.
Most insurance models are concerned with potential losses to buildings but some models also consider, for example, potential losses to infrastructure, agriculture, business interruption or workers' compensation policies.
As a result, these models also consider an instantaneous secular variation up to at least degree 13 and a second time derivative considered robust up to degree 5 or 6.
Single region models also consider a pseudo global coupling through a constant introduction of cases per unit time [ 15, 29].
These models also consider the fact that, in biological systems, reaction products are normally not completely absent.
Several diagnosis-specific models also consider the duration of hospitalization as a part of outcome and do not include it as a predictor variable [ 23, 24].
Their model also considered green indicators due to environmental protections issues.
This simulation model also considered the relationship between self-absorption by hydrogen gas and the cell length.
The model also considered friction factors for interfacial crack closure induced by compressive residual stress in the coatings.
