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However, the tumour supressor function of pVHL is mitigate in xenograft models with introduction of an HIF-2 α mutant that avoids ubiquitin-mediated degradation (Kondo et al, 2002).

In addition to tests of the estimation procedure on epidemic data [34], we also verified the precision of our methodology on an extensive number of simulated case time series, based on a standard SIR model, with introductions from a reservoir and different R0.

In any event, producing multiple models with staged introduction of predictor and control variables implicitly treats all as equally important or unimportant until proven otherwise.

This work began with some initial models and now provides very interesting results so far as numerical models are developed; with introduction of folding processes the field of application of tensegrity systems has opened up considerably.

In April of this year, ClassPass made the hard decision to switch up that business model with the introduction of cheaper tiers, including Base and Core.

The main characteristics of subsequent yield surfaces observed in experiments can be satisfactorily captured by the present crystal plasticity model with the introduction of a back stress.

A slightly modified version of the TEAM model with the introduction of voltage threshold levels was reported by the same group, called Voltage Threshold Adaptive Memristor model (VTEAM) [77].

The rest of this paper is organized as follows: Section 2 describes the system model with brief introduction to OFDM and FBMC/OQAM modulations in addition to some elementary information on commonly used memoryless HPA models, exhibiting AM/AM and AM/PM distortions.

On comparing the results with those obtained from specimens tested without conditioning and immersion and employing Huet-Sayegh's rheological model with the introduction of the damage factor (D), it was possible to evaluate the effect of the action of water and temperature on the graphical representation of the complex modulus and on the reduction in the fatigue life of the asphalt mixture.

It is, however, moving towards a socialised model with the introduction of National Health Insurance.

Since in both cases the strong binding sites will be randomly distributed across the grain, the authors recommend that the modified rate equation model with the introduction of the second type of binding site can be used.