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Sales of South Korean models have relied heavily on low prices and long warranties, but now small models from Hyundai and Kia have grown more appealing.

In vitro intestinal models have relied historically on cell lines that have provided much useful information but are inherently lacking in proper representation of native tissue.

"The thing to understand is that these models have relied on data sets that are poorly known," said Eric Larour, a NASA-JPL cryosphere scientist who manages the agency's Ice Sheet System Model.

For instance, many tests of these models have relied on documenting phenotypic relationships between male sexual signals, mate preferences and subsequent offspring fitness [ 4].

The DPP and DPS included supervised group PA sessions within their protocols, but service provision models have relied mainly on classroom-based counselling.

Additionally, data used in the models have relied on clinical trials data available largely from indirect comparisons because direct comparison studies of all these agents for PHN have not been performed.

Almost all of the validation work that has been conducted on nutrient profile models has relied to some degree on similar judgements.

Past approaches to its modeling have relied upon results from indentation analyses.

However, previous studies in a mouse model have relied on TCR-transgenic T cells that may not reflect the behavior of a naturally-diverse polyclonal TCR repertoire.

Previously, Better Place's business model had relied on securing automakers' commitments to make vehicles that would be compatible with its robotic battery-swap stations, which resemble drive-through car washes.

As a demonstrative example, this revised model is applied to design a de novo protein for a target backbone for which the previous model had relied on after-design directed evolution to produce a well-folded protein.