Figure 3 illustrates the behavior of the basic and extended models when exposure to a second chlamydia infection occurs.
We will illustrate this in Fig. 1 of Section " Extension to survival models" when we present our extension to survival models.
They also illustrate the need for researchers to be careful when choosing among murine models when planning to study SCA3 disease pathogenesis.
Business Models: When, Not If.
Figure 1 b illustrates the basic model, when a quotient of 1/2 is considered in-between these quantities, respectively.
Figure 2 a illustrates the behavior of the model when there is no drug present in the system.
This paper illustrates the utility of logic-based modeling when analyzing a network involving many positive and negative interactions whose net effect is not intuitively obvious.
The model system illustrates that when the effective diffusivity is constant, the diffusion path follows a linear zigzag course and has no horns.
Fig. 5c introduces both regression terms to the model and illustrates that when both global sensory and global cognitive factors were allowed to predict age, the regression weight for the global sensory factor was larger (.78 vs. −.19), and the model accounts for 64.5 % of the variance in age.
Using a published example, we illustrate the application of the beta-binomial model when pooling overdispersed binomial data.
