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But again, the new MacBook Air models changed the situation.

Adding the neighborhood SES or combined neighborhood SES/enclave variable to these models changed the hazard ratio by 3.6% or less.

PCB exposure showed no statistically significant associations with the outcomes, and inclusion of PCB as a confounder in the models changed the effects of mercury only marginally.

Inclusion of ΨS as an index of soil water availability into the analysis models changed the outcome radically: the effect of the humidification treatment became – with one exception – insignificant for all gas exchange and water relations characteristics (Table  4).

Adding random slopes for time to the models changed the sign of the regression coefficient for both the Poisson mixed model and the two-part joint mixed model (binomial/Poisson) and resulted into a much better fit.

We also assessed whether adding the 2 different types of food (early and usual) and/or 3 different types of micronutrient supplementation used in the MINIMat supplementation trial (22, 37) to the models changed the associations between environmental exposures and anthropometric outcomes.

But the TPS and Linux models change the economics of work as well, by driving down transaction costs.

Many endogenous growth models change the simple consumption function in the Solow model into an explicit theory of household behaviour concerning consumer preferences (Mankiw, 1997).

How has the lean start-up model changed the game?

Fargo's business model changed the rules of the game, in this case, the economics of travel.

Along the way, radio's business model changed; the medium cultivated new niche advertisers, rather than national advertisers, to pay for its new niche programming.