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Moreover, selection of more compatible model proteins without such stringent requirements could lead to more encouraging results.

The performance of the imputation approaches depends on the consistency between the imputation and analysis models [ 38], the more compatible these models are the better the imputation methods will perform.

Using multisensory heading perception as a model system, we show that the pattern of CPs exhibited by neurons in area MSTd is more compatible with a model in which both selective decoding and correlated noise contribute to the generation of CPs than a model in which CPs are determined solely from correlations.

This result suggests that the patchwork model is more compatible than the retrograde model with the growth modality of the metabolic network of S. cerevisiae.

The genetic data, therefore, do not support a demographic expansion and were more compatible with a model of constant population size.

From this data, we confirm that amide bonds are produced under milder conditions than the protocols of Fox and Harada, which required temperatures above 150 °C, 10 and with longer oligomer lengths than produced by salt catalysis, 11 observations that make ester-mediated amide bond formation more compatible with some models put forth for the origins of life.

Although our data do suggest physicians' decision-making is more compatible with dual processing model than with the EUT or a simple regret model, our sample size was not large enough to provide more conclusive support in favor of dual processing model in each specific scenario (Table  3).

The reason for this change is to make the model more compatible with conceptualisations of developmental disorders, where disorder is typically recognised when a score on a normally distributed ability is unusually low.

These latter results, which indicate that psychopathological and neuropsychological disturbances are already present in early and even premorbid stages of schizophrenic disorder and remain stable in the further course of illness, are more compatible with a "neurodevelopment model", which hypotheses that schizophrenia has its origin in the early development of the brain.

While drawing the ideological ideal points of actors from a continuous, bimodal random distribution would be more compatible with conventional political science models, the model described here rather fixes the ideal points of actors at the extreme points of the ideological dimension, that is, P ( Φ ( a ) = ϕ ( a ) ) = 1 2 with Φ={0 1}, in order to yield a clean bipolar ideology effect.

Thermodynamic and kinetic studies showed that Langmuir isotherm model and pseudo second order kinetic model are more compatible for describing equilibrium data of the uptake capacity and kinetic rate of the Pb2+ uptake, respectively.