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The results were similar in a more global model that included sex, ethnicity, age at diagnosis (dichotomized around the median of 29 years) and interaction terms between the time since HIV-1 diagnosis and the group.
12 The more global model presented in this article has been obtained by merging a number of context-categories and related patient groups (figure 1).
Acute optic neuritis lesions are representative of acute inflammatory demyelination elsewhere in the CNS and, thus, can serve as a more global model for neuroprotection and repair.
Then the numerical simulations are used to improve a more global modeling of the air-lift internal loop reactor.
In a second step, each of the HESS will be integrated in a more global Simulink model which includes the vehicle model, the traction control system (TCS), the regenerative braking system and the vehicle actuators.
"In our more recent global model simulations," explained M.I.T., "the ocean heat-uptake is slower than previously estimated, the ocean uptake of carbon is weaker, feedbacks from the land system as temperature rises are stronger, cumulative emissions of greenhouse gases over the century are higher, and offsetting cooling from aerosol emissions is lower.
However, two different ways of QSAR modeling could be applied: local modeling - dedicating to one specific group and more complex global models.
LL (log likelihood) values and AICc values, used to calculate AIC weights, are shown for more complex global models including all parameters, as well as models with abiotic v. biotic status removed.
LL (log likelihood) values and AICc values, used to calculate AICc weights, are shown for more complex global models including all parameters, as well as models with abiotic v. biotic status removed.
As future work, we intent to tackle these three limitations by proposing a more global and efficient model using larger volumes of data.
The more global issues of modeling are not addressed by your work, and belong more appropriately in a review article.
