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Pentoxifylline can ameliorate pancreatitis in animal models because of its anti tumor necrosis factor properties.

It may have greater predictive nature for clinical effects in humans as compared to conventional tumor models because of its c-erb B2 gene overexpression.

An identified neural network (INN) was utilized to construct the dynamical models because of its powerful learning and handling ability for nonlinear systems.

This discrepancy may arise from the large uncertainty of the slab location in previous models because of its distorted geometry in this region and lack of deep seismicity in the Izu collision zone to the east.

Social integration was inserted into the models because of its importance for subjective well-being (as discussed in the "Social relations, friendship, and life satisfaction" section) and was measured considering the participation in meetings organized by political parties, trade union organizations, or by other (e.g., voluntary or cultural) associations in the year prior to the interview.

The HadCM3 model was chosen over other models because of its ability to produce a good simulation without the use of flux adjustments [74], [75].

Other insiders, meanwhile, say that the next DNC chair, regardless of who it is, will build upon the model because of its tangible successes.

In this case, we may reject the model because of its inability to match the control group when in fact it is able to produce a good estimate of the program impact.

We found that among single predictors other than pain, this variable had the strongest correlation with future pain intensity but it was not included in the multivariate model because of its correlation with the pain predictors that were included.

It still gets a 90% score from the model because of its very high book/market ratio (109.09); its rising gross margin (which increased slightly, from 74% to 75% last year); its rising asset turnover (also a small increase, from 77% to 78%); its decreasing long-term debt/assets ratio, which fell from 18% to 12%; and its $18.2 billion in cash from operations.

President Jacques Chirac of France suggested that on that basis, Sweden should get the agency for modeling, because of its pretty women -- thereby offending almost everyone.