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Even though the models could generate an optimal solution, both of them could not address the real isolated timber node problem, where there is no accessible pathway for a skidding operation.

In this comparison, linear trends obtained from the observed data are added on the modeled time series (0.5, 0.5 and 0.9 μGal/year for OMZ, TYH and KKG, respectively), because none of the models could generate long-term positive trends (Figure S2).

In future, discriminant models - as well as affinity models – could generate diverse peptide sets iteratively leading to more comprehensive and robust QSAR-based models for peptide binding to HLA-Cw*0102 HLA-Cw*0102nerally, for any allele.

Based on the aforementioned results, it is possible that the use of an ensemble scheme with different feature selection methods as base models could generate improved results.

Simulation studies showed that these models could generate a decreasing function of < Knn k)>, yet the value of ν (0.18) in < Knn k)> ~ k- ν is much smaller than the actual value (0.47; see Tables 1 and 2).

Although this cannot be adapted to clinical usage, applying it to animal models could generate useful pre-clinical models to evaluate therapeutic compounds for their ability to preserve β-cell mass.

"These results suggest that successful national replication of this model could generate Medicare savings of about $10 billion per year — without cutting anyone's benefits," explains Jon Baron, the Coalition's founder.

There's no telling what this revenue model could generate.

Simulation results showed that this model could generate not only normal force distribution caused by pushing, but also response of friction during stick-to-slip transition.

However complex the compatibility relationships among strains, the lock-key-model could generate that pattern by assuming a sufficient number of different locks and keys.

The potential for expansion of the species towards the west, as predicted by our model, could generate a new conservation problem related to the increasing presence of wind farms in this part of the study area and especially in the south-central corridor [40], [43], where spatial overlap between suitable areas to be colonized by the griffon vulture and planned wind farms occurs (Fig. 3).