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QSAR models for eye irritation have been reported for several small (congeneric) data sets; however, large global models have not been described.

A system based on a dual-state model for eye tracking is proposed in [7].

In that connection, Kozmik (2005) has put forth a bipartite model for eye evolution based on the DNA-binding paired domain and homeodomain of Pax proteins.

Lastly, we evaluated the biogeographic ancestry prediction model using a test set, and we evaluated an existing model for eye color with our U.S. sample set.

HIrisPlex consists of a single multiplex assay targeting 24 eye and hair colour predictive DNA variants including all 6 IrisPlex SNPs, as well as two prediction models, a newly developed model for hair colour categories and shade, and the previously developed IrisPlex model for eye colour.

This target was selected following a service delivery model for eye care developed in India, whereby 'Vision Centres' provide primary eye care and first-level refractive error services to a population of 50,000 people [ 28].

CES is an internationally recognised model for eye care - a continuum of prevention of blindness (principally onchocerciasis and trachoma control, cataract surgery and provision of spectacles for those who need them), rehabilitation services for people already blind, and educational support to blind children in mainstream schools.

There are several advantages to using Drosophila models for studying eye disorders: 1) significant cost and time savings; 2) eye phenotypes are easier to detect in Drosophila than in other models; 3) the Drosophila eye is non-essential for viability.

Missing summer data from 1999 did not allow us to perform PCGR models for the eyed lizard with the methods employed here.

The optical design software ZEMAX is used to construct the individual eye models for 20 normal eyes.

Implications of the effect of skipping saccades on fixation position are important for theoretical models of eye guidance in reading.