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The proposed methodology makes possible to couple one-dimensional and three-dimensional fluid structure interaction models, enforcing the continuity of mean total normal stress while just imposing flow rate data or even the classical Neumann boundary data to the models.

Based on twice the natural logarithm of Bayes factor [48], [49], models enforcing a relaxed clock over a strict clock were supported, regardless of gene or subtype.

For both data sets, the Bayes Factor (BF) favored, in general, models enforcing a relaxed molecular clock over strict clock models (Table 1).

For all the subsequent calculations implementing various demographic models (see below) the subtype specific rate was employed as mean fixed rate for models enforcing a strict molecular clock, and as mean fixed rate with exponentially distributed evolutionary rates as prior for models enforcing a relaxed molecular clock [34].

Although not mentioned by participants, modelling of peer-to-peer social enforcement via mini dialogues on the radio or a public service announcement campaign depicting various role models enforcing KTR, including peers or regular citizens to which audiences could relate, would be important.

As comparing model (8) with model (4), both the constraint ∥x∥2=1 in model (4) and the constraint ∥Φ x∥1=p in model (8), the only difference between both models, enforce a non-trivial solution.

Conventional classification schemes assume that the targets are nominal and hence ignore their ranked nature, whereas parametric and/or non-parametric regression models enforce a metric notion of distance between classes.

To consider this point, in the robustness check, we re-estimate the model enforcing a common support in personal and job characteristics between immigrants and natives.

This model enforced discipline that hadn't been in place previously.

But it has nothing to do with morality and everything to do with a dysfunctional currency union, a destructive neoliberal economic model enforced by treaty and an austerity regime maintained to ensure a return to profitability on corporate terms.

Because the overcomplete dictionary model enforces the use of only a few basis patches, the data is sparse under the dictionary.