The multi-state model traditionally associated with chronic diseases has three states: no disease, preclinical but screen-detectable disease, and symptomatic clinical disease.
The model, besides traditionally associated foresight components such as environmental scanning, takes into consideration such aspects as leadership, collective vision building, and planning.
"If you go through history, you'll see many successful transformations have involved a shift in a business model from a perspective traditionally associated with a company to something that leverages what the company was to become," Mr. Lampert said.
Mathematical model of the process is traditionally associated with differential and difference equations typically derived from related physical laws.
Model 1 included demographic variables traditionally associated with glycemic control, namely, age, sex, ethnicity-based diabetes risk, BMI, years of type 2 diabetes, and insulin use.
It was an unexpected finding that under conditions of abnormal CDK5 activation in our in vitro NPC model, the proportions of progeny coexpressing markers traditionally associated with proliferation or neuronal differentiation stages were more prominent than under control conditions.
Fyfe and colleagues propose a curriculum that orients students with concepts by first using hands-on techniques and then gradually moving to abstract materials traditionally associated with mathematics and science e.g., equations and illustrative models.
Although not traditionally associated with Systems Toxicology, an AOP is, in fact, a model that discretizes a process into key events (KE) (nodes) and the causal relationship between them (edges).
For the United States, what's most striking about the Indian model is the extent to which it embodies values — free enterprise, democracy, equal opportunity — traditionally associated with the United States.
A variety of modern numerical tools have been developed enabling comprehensive modeling of nonlinear rocking response 31 – 37, alleviating to some degree the skepticism regarding the uncertainties traditionally associated with prediction of the performance of rocking foundations for use in design.
