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This review describes the state-of-the-art on in vitro BBB models relevant in drug discovery research and highlights their strengths, weaknesses and the utility potential of some of these models in testing the permeability of nanocarriers as vectors for delivering therapeutics to the brain.
Neither decision makers nor OH personnel considered private sector management models relevant in an OHS context.
Such consumer-level studies can be used to directly simulate the impact on prices following hospital mergers, making these models relevant in anti-trust cases.
We conclude from this that, rather than deciding how cultural evolution has proceeded a priori, researchers need to ascertain which model or combination of models is relevant in a particular case and why.
Electrochemical models are relevant in this context as these describe the internal phenomena, which govern the battery These models can thus be used to design observers and hence to estimate the state variables on-line.
The study hence stresses the importance of selection of appropriate cell culture model, relevant to in vivo target, to assess the gene silencing efficiency and decide which functionalities the 'stratified siRNA silencing vector' requires.
Three principal fields of research can yield useful data to understand these phenomena better: studies on explanted biomaterials, animal models and relevant in vitro techniques.
This implies that jointly the independent variables included in the selection models are relevant in explaining the farmers' market participation decision and welfare.
However, there is a possibility that the two models are relevant in what is described as a continuum between equilibrium and non-equilibrium (Derry and Boone 2010; Vetter 2005).
Altogether, these facts stress the need to investigate systematically whether the data generated in mouse models is relevant in a clinical setting.
He thus argued that his modified model was relevant in both an American and European context (Matten and Moon, 2008).
