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Thus, it is likely that our models will identify previously unreported bHLH sequences in characterized genomes.

Future prediction models will identify many more women with a lifetime risk of more than 30% – classified as 'high risk' according to NICE National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellencee, 2006).

The inclusion of climate variables in the model will identify key climate drivers that affect mortality of taiwania in Taiwan and quantify those effects.

Just as in non-human behavioral ecology, the model will identify a strategy, including the response conditions and the various overt behavioral responses to them, which would maximize fitness under a set of proposed selection conditions in the evolutionary past.

Future studies using this transgenic model will identify new therapeutic targets and provide novel diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for these diseases.

Frequently 'simple modelling' will identify those interventions that can be considered highly cost-effective and those at the other end of the spectrum.

We hope that our future studies on invasive BLNAR strains using the mouse infection model will identify effective antibiotics for human medical use.

We reasoned that a strong correlation between human aortic DNA methylation profiles and gene expression in a heterologous model will identify grade-CpGs with potential pathobiological relevance and suitability for comparative mouse model studies.

It also remains to be established whether this culture model will identify pathogenic effects mediated by autoantibody responses against aquaporin-4, the primary target for pathogenic autoantibodies in neuromyelitis optica (Lennon et al., 2004; Bradl et al., 2009).

The present study aims to evaluate the competitiveness of Iberian seaports by examining efficiency applied in an alternative DEA model, which will identify the reasons of efficiency or inefficiency of the seaports and consequently how they can improve it.

To develop a model that will identify a contemporary cohort of patients at high risk of early prostate cancer recurrence (greater than 50% at 36 months) after radical retropubic prostatectomy for clinically localized disease.