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Daimler's multiple mobility service initiatives include car2go, Moovel and Mytaxi, all of whose models would benefit from improvements in EV range and affordability.

For instance, Després et al. [20] conclude that long-term energy models would benefit from an improved representation of fluctuating renewable energy sources in the power sector.

Launching this new service in partnership with Novarra, Vodafone claimed that 96percentnt of the operator's currently available handsets – about 150 models – would benefit, compressing sites to a tenth of their original size, lowering data usage and increasing download speeds for customers.

Again, the current models would benefit from the addition of real data in near-real time; such data is becoming increasingly available, although in some instances it may have to be inferred or estimated [21].

It has been proposed that mammalian mitochondria operate multiple mechanisms of replication, and each of these models would benefit from further corroboration (1).

In my opinion, systems biology models would benefit greatly if they were more carefully and clearly organized around concepts of physiology and implemented with a physiological core structure.

A different question though is, whether a learning model would benefit from a "cleaner" representation.

We conclude that ecological modelling would benefit from a wider appreciation of DSL methodology.

Thus, a consensus PLS-KNN model would benefit from the partial orthogonality of the PLS and KNN approaches on different sized bins and would outperform the individual composite models.

First, we test whether the model would benefit from adding polynomial (usually squared and cubic) transformations of the dependent variables, using the Ramsey's RESET test [57].

The modelling would benefit from further empirical investigations into how temporary speed limits at incident site where safe operating speed is reduced influence drivers' speed choice and the speed-density relationship.