With so much controversy swirling around the advertising-driven business models typified by Facebook and Google, and the increasing rigors of regulations like GDPR, it's no wonder the blockchain world is starting to whet its appetite at the prospect of paying users for attention with crypto assets.
The human patients of Waardenburg-Shah syndrome with mutations in Sox10 show strikingly similar phenotypes to heterozygous mutant murine models typified by megacolon and hypopigmentation [ 13].
He had rejected the model typified by Henry Kissinger, a policy auteur who relentlessly advanced his own views.
Three years ago the COI moved to a "push/pull" model, typified by Royal Navy and Marines campaigns in which consumers could tailor video messages and send them to friends.
"We see little benefit in constructing a new layer of bureaucracy, with its incumbent expense," he said, adding that the self-regulatory model "typified by Finra is replete with conflicts of interest".
The reforms introduced under Thatcher have been seen as a crucial stage in the NHS's transition from what Rudolf Klein described as the 'church' model (characterized by paternalism, planning, need, and universalism), towards the 'garage' model (typified by consumerism, responsiveness, demand, and choice).
It is worth mentioning here that the latest crop of men's wear models is typified by the adolescent androgyny of the characters in a Larry Clark film or a novel by Dennis Cooper.
But there is growing evidence that the "big is best" model - typified by the skylines of Cancun, Benidorm and Las Vegas - is fast making a comeback.
An established model of angiogenesis typified by subcutaneously implanted gel foam sponges was used to evaluate the in vivo angiogenic capacity in female GK rats (aged 12 15 months), a model for non-obese type 2 diabetes.
For example, it is known that mouse models of DFU are typified by a failure to shift from an M1 inflammatory macrophage to an M2 reparative macrophage responses leading to poor healing.
He became the very model of an intellectual typified by Mexico's great poet, Octavio Paz: not merely observing and commenting from some ivory tower, but fighting in the thick of things.Occasionally, he would check with Mr Fox whether he was "overstepping his bounds".
