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Likewise, study of the mechanisms of nongenetic models of a common form of human epilepsy, complex partial epilepsy of temporal lobe origin, has established the hippocampal dentate granule cells as a functional barrier to invasion of epileptiform activity into hippocampus in normal brain; this barrier is defective in an epileptic brain.

For this purpose, we used stuffed models of a common buzzard as a visual predatory stimulus and a pheasant, Phasianus colchicus, as a control stimulus in a habituation/dishabituation paradigm (Eimas et al. 1971).

It also facilitates comparison of models or sub-models on a common platform.

Escherichia coli bacterium was used as a model of a common pathogenic bacterium found in a foodstuff.

We present a universal linearization method for generating PWA model of a common nonlinear system from process data.

The noise inside the vehicle has also been calculated, using the transfer functions from the force transmitted to the hub and the noise inside the vehicle, which have been computed by a FEM model of a common car body.

A knockin mouse model of a common polymorphism in the brain-derived neurotrophic factor gene (BDNF) provides examples of how such a vertically integrated translational approach can identify robust genotype-phenotype relationships that have relevance to psychiatric practice.

The modelling of a common cause of observed risk factors and its influence on the outcome of interest is impossible outside SEM framework.

However, the results were attempted to be generalised into PHRs, because this product was just used as a model of a common Web-based PHR; this was emphasised during the theoretical part of the lab session.

Even in tissues in which lineage branching has not been demonstrated directly, the observation that different cell types appear in temporal waves (either during development or regeneration) is consistent with the model of a common stem or progenitor cell that gradually alters its differentiation choices over time (for example, [ 35, 36]).

Figure  1 displays an example of a Common Factor model for the genetic influences in this study.