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Genetically modified mice provide models for Alport syndrome evolving to renal failure that have resulted in clinical recommendations, polycystic kidney disease models that have provided clues for the development of tolvaptan, that was recently approved for the human disease in Japan; and animal models also contributed to target C5 with eculizumab in hemolytic uremic syndrome.

Knock-in models also contributed to our understanding of HD.

The arrival of more and more new models also contributes, Mr. Ditlow said.

Students' reflections on their prior discussion regarding an initial cost model also contributed to their movement towards a more comprehensive model.

Each of the associated SNPs in the logistic regression model also contributed positively in the neural network.

JA, who was one of the contributors for the original UK model, also contributed to a crucial review of this manuscript.

Nonetheless, imperfections of the context++ model also contributed, raising the question of how much the model might be improved by identifying additional features or developing better methods for scoring and combining existing features.

Being part of the network, with specific agreed rights and duties under the network's governance model, also contributed to improvement for the individual biobanks, for example, systematically recording biobanking activities, adhering to SOPs, and complying with ELSI principles.

Not only are the predictions shown to be in good accord with the experiments, but the model also contributes to the understanding of the extrusion process by identifying the variables and parameters to which the system is most sensitive, and thereby becomes a potentially powerful design tool.

Stressing cultural separateness rather than the traditional integrationist model also contributes to the rise of an parallel society.

This model also contributes to the explanation of the response of var genes to stress exposure (black arrow 4 in Fig. 7): Stress inducing conditions would cause induction of var genes regardless of their subtype classification or their chromosomal position.