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However, the implementation of the EMF suppression scheme need more elaborated study with considering the accurate penetration depth of vacuum vessel, which will reduce the induced EMF in PF coils.

In particular, a more elaborated study considering realistic neuron models (such as Hodgkin-Huxley model [67]) and stochastic STD models (see [29], [49], for instance) is necessary, as well as more detailed experimental studies which may confirm our predictions.

These data were confirmed in more elaborated studies by Bernsen et al. [ 12] and by Everse et al. [ 37].

Our typology of the consultations into categories was based on intuitive order Thus these preliminary results must be confirmed by further more elaborated studies.

The results of this exploratory study could be the basis for more elaborated and comprehensive studies on risk perception in the French population.

The topology of the regulatory network considered here is more elaborated than in previous studies [ 9, 17], and thus able to represent and predict changes in expression of several downstream genes.

Given the prominent role of psychological welfare in QOL [ 13], further studies, with more elaborated instruments are needed to investigate these topics more accurately.

The developmental increase in these regions for visual character processing suggests that adults have more elaborated spatial analysis in SPL, more elaborated orthographic representation in inferior temporal gyrus, and more elaborated visual analysis in middle occipital gyrus as compared to children.

Most of the studies concentrate on proposing more elaborated features to represent documents in the vector space model, including the use of topic model techniques, such as LSI and LDA, to obtain latent semantic features.

A more elaborate discussion of this strategy would require more elaborated research and is beyond the scope of this paper.

We consider this study as a baseline for models with more elaborated individual-level behavior and more detailed environmental structure.