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Hypothesis testing via numerical models has emerged as a powerful tool which permits the verification of theoretical frameworks against canonical experimental and clinical observations.

After his academic credentials were exposed as fraudulent, Tang Jun, heretofore one of China's most esteemed business executive and role models, has emerged as the star in a quintessentially Chinese dramatic tragedy.

Robustness of biological models has emerged as an important principle in systems biology.

The development of effective cancer drugs is a particularly challenging problem, and selection of appropriate preclinical cancer models has emerged as a key factor affecting successful oncology drug discovery and development [1].

No direct evidence has yet been presented that cell senescence forms a true barrier to development of human cancers in vivo, although improved evidence from animal models has emerged recently (Braig et al, 2005; Collado et al, 2005).

The use of an adherence index to either established dietary recommendations or adequate dietary models has emerged as an alternative to the traditional approach for examining associations between diet and health.

One reason that logical models have emerged as valuable modeling approach for biological systems is the fact that the logical description despite its simplicity is able to capture essential qualitative features of the system's dynamics [ 36, 77].

Two main models have emerged for the buybacks, according to officials briefed on the talks.

Rival start-ups with similar business models have emerged, such as RightNow Technologies, NetSuite and SalesNet.

Corporate capitalism and consumerist culture seem to many a busted flush, yet few alternative models have emerged.

Over the last decade numerous new models have emerged to sell music online, with varying levels of success.