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The models are technically reified as objects in an object-oriented execution environment and in a tool.

Lesions from BCG infection are the best characterized of any mycobacterial-induced granulomas models, are technically convenient and numerous to isolate, and very recently have been studied with new and intriguing in vivo imaging [17].

These models are technically demanding as they require a long time in culture ranging from 21 days to >60 days.

Since orthotopic models are technically challenging, and since primary tumour tissue display more cellular heterogeneity than cell lines, their use has been limited.

However, transport studies in ex vivo models are technically challenging, time consuming, and can require large amounts of the test substance.

In our intensive care unit setting, if data are collected day by day then both models are technically identical survival models and provide identical results, even though the Cox model is less restrictive.

The new, premium models were technically advanced compared with Lincolns and Cadillacs, Detroit's upmarket offerings, and cheaper than their German rivals.

A final limitation of the simulation study is that method used to generate the data means that the imputation models were technically misspecified in all scenarios.

The Watts model is technically the men's, at £49.99, with a slightly thicker outer shell, and a tenner more in price than the women's.

Atlético and Leicester are obviously not identical (the Spanish side are a more advanced model, being technically more nifty even if Riyad Mahrez is capable of producing a marvel in the fashion of Saúl Ñíguez against Bayern) but the teams do have startling similarities.

Nonetheless, implementing this model is technically subject to how rapidly we can fix wide-lane ambiguities, stabilize narrow-lane UPD estimates, and achieve the first ambiguity-fixed solution.