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Accordingly, discrete choice models have begun to integrate social context into its framework.

Over the last five years, wavelet transform based models have begun to be explored for hydrologic forecasting applications.

About this, Mr Krugman says:Lately, climate models have begun suggesting a lot more sensitivity to concentration, with a number of groups doubling their predicted temperature rise.

And public-private bicycle sharing programs, based in large part on the success of European models, have begun or are in development in more than a dozen of the largest cities in the United States, Mr. Clarke said.

Recently, reserve site selection models have begun to integrate spatial attributes in order to design more compact and connected reserve networks that are thought to improve long-term species persistence.

The active and passive models have begun to reveal the mechanisms by which MuSK antibodies disrupt synaptic function at the neuromuscular junction, and should be valuable in developing therapies for MuSK-MG.

But the company's models had begun to slip well before the current public relations disaster.

Another challenge: the average age of Buick buyers is 67; only the recent addition of truck-based models has begun to attract younger buyers.

Oddly this argument over the models had begun before the election day with Silver and Huffington Post's Ryan Griff having it out over the relative worth of their models.

Chrysler, propelled by an array of new models, has begun to show profits after suffering heavy losses last year -- Mr. Zetsche's fortunes are likely to rise along with it.

First, as the development of forest ecosystem process-based models has begun only recently, research efforts have focused on theoretical development to improve realism rather than reducing the amplitude of variation of the predictions.