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The authors categorized service models and defined a compliance mapping matrix based on "who controls what" as shown in Tables 4 and 5.

Vaccine efficacy for the time to first or only clinical malaria episode was assessed using Cox regression models and defined as (1−Hazard Ratio).

All outputs are visualized in the resulting Mathematica, C MEX and MATLAB models and defined as Output i in the SBML model.

The paper proposes splitting network topologies into several models and defining input/output ports inside existing models.

We synthesize the generic properties of ecologically realistic multi-trophic level models and define criteria for ecological realism.

We focus on the inherent singular nature of slow/fast neural models and define excitability via singular bifurcations.

Karasakal and Karasakal (2004) investigated a discrete gradual covering model and defined the partial coverage.

The data include target distribution system model and defined data, constraints, and cost related data. 1) Distribution system model  .

Although integrated STEM education can be modeled and defined in a number of ways, some common elements exist across current models.

Compared to the standard density method, design variables are unattached to the finite element model and defined by control parameters dominating the parametric equation of the CBS.

It may be possible that the constructed hyper-boxes obtained from MILP model and defined hyper-boxes have intersections.