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Whole-stand models often provide well-behaved outputs at the stand level, but lack information on stand structures.

Whole-stand models often provide well-behaved outputs at the stand level, but these outputs lack information on stand structures.

The equation parameters with the underlying thermodynamic assumptions of these isotherm models often provide an insight into the sorption mechanisms, surface properties, as well as the degree of affinity of the sorbents (Ho 2006a, b).

Studies of human disease in animal models often provide an essential link between chemistry, fundamental research at the molecular level, and the development/evaluation of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods.

Second, these models often provide insight into research needs by identifying data gaps and research needs.

Spontaneous disease models often provide a good model of OA pathology, but have the disadvantage of variation in time of onset and OA severity.

This model often provides financial security.

The linear additive model often provides a reasonable approximation to the underlying statistical architecture of a complex trait and it is easy to interpret.

European studies demonstrated a higher survival rate than the US counterpart, possibly a result of the European model often providing prehospital care at the scene by highly trained physicians.

In this respect, advanced ICT systems are expected to address the shortcomings of 'typical' learning models that often provide the trainees with only general instructions (Laird 2003) and issues associated with unaffordable costs of the 'traditional' on -the-job trandings (Clarke and Wall 1998).

Model U.N. simulations often provide the first serious introduction for young people to the United Nations.