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This makes FIV a much more desirable model for HIV-1, which has been identified to have nine clades [39].

A smaller AIC value indicates a more desirable model for predicting outcome.

A smaller BIC value indicates a more desirable model for predicting outcome.

Undoubtedly, some customers will suffer from sticker shock as they see the price of the newest generation phones -- often in the $600-$600-$700e for the more desirable models.

Sexy new features and mind blowing technology keep cell phone users lusting for newer, more desirable models.

It would be more desirable to model the evolution of indels directly and incorporate the indel model into the nucleotide substitution model (Diallo et al., 2007; Rivas and Eddy, 2008; Snir and Pachter, 2006).

Over the next year, a burgeoning crop of new models will demonstrate how car designers have been finding ways both to make their traditional models more desirable, and devising models for sectors that simply didn't exist in the old days.The generator of change has many facets.

Kouji et al. [8] reported that the horizontal integration model is more desirable than the vertical model to stimulate the market for M2M services and that, in the horizontal model, a common M2M service platform is needed to continue collecting information on various devices and to be able to manage and control them.

While a model simultaneously adjusting for all exposure periods at once is more desirable than separate models, the high correlation of usage across the exposure windows precludes meaningful inference from such a model.

In comparing the two models, there was little difference in the operating characteristics, although, the straight-forward interpretation of the model parameters in the Gumbel model may make the Gumbel model more desirable.

In the auto-scaling domain, a regression model that generates a greater number of small errors (function f in Fig. 12) is more desirable than a regression model that generates a fewer number of the large errors (function g in Fig. 12).