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Application of this approach to the single metabolic models, to the genetic models and to the combined models led to a substantial reduction in the number of variables needed, as compared to the number of measured variables, in each case (cf. Table S2 and Figure 2).

The exciting results obtained in mouse models led to a clinical trial to investigate the safety of mononuclear cell injection in patients with CCC.

For prediction of phenotypic sex, all models led to a significantly larger number of correctly assigned animals than expected by chance (Table  5).

Use of BAPN in various preclinical breast cancer models led to a significant reduction of primary tumor volume and number of metastases [ 22, 23], but it also caused systemic side effects [ 24].

Close inspection of these models led to a reassessment of the solvation patterns, leading us to conclude that bonds at pos. +3 might not be as solvated as expected.

The issue of appropriate noise models led to an ongoing discussion, with Giles and Kipling (2003) arguing that microarray data are Gaussian distributed.

However, the question of whether all models lead to a similar reduction in group differences in proficiency remained open.

According to the results, CA rules with AVCSS (the H0, H1, H2 and H3 models) lead to a more stable traffic flow than rules without AVCSS.

Such models lead to a GTP tubulin cap that is only one heterodimer long.

Indeed, all models that are simpler than those models lead to a significantly worse fit.

In sum, different biobank models lead to a different involvement of children in the consent procedure.