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In this paper, we tested other approaches used for modeling fracture networks: single porosity (SP) and dual porosity/permeability (DK), which are more common models for dynamic simulation than the DFN models.

Finally, we did not compare the BB with other models such as Bayesian network models which report superior predictive properties compared to the more common models.

Once in a while there's a Godfather II; the more common model is Rocky V.

That kind of swagger is a little unusual in politics, where the more common model is the candidate who has a 2-to-1 lead in the polls but insists that he takes nothing for granted.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06024.004 Unlike researchers working on more common model organisms, those working on C. intestinalis rely on wild-caught specimens.

These findings indicate a more complex history of transposon activity in mammals rather than a uniform shutdown of Class II transposition, which had been suggested by analyses of more common model organisms.

Surprisingly, even the more-common models developed some 25 years ago have not been frequently validated in an older subgroup.

Reduced diversity is substantially more common in models with less mutation or models with less variable mutation effects.

The models with both marginal and interaction effects may represent more common biological models.

Inter-professional coordinated care models for chronic diseases such as PD are becoming more common with models of care recently established in Europe [ 18, 19, 23- 25] and North America [ 17].

During his talk, Caldwell gives a high-level analysis of some of the more common business models for music startups.