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The stochastic alpha beta rho (SABR) model (Hagan et al., 2002) is a more recent stochastic model, mostly used for interest rate derivatives.

Common approaches to strike this balance include implementing a penalty function and the more recent stochastic ranking method, but these methods require an extra tuning parameter which must be chosen by the user.

A key difference between earlier deterministic models and more recent stochastic simulations is in the effect of gene flow.

These findings were corroborated in a more recent study using a stochastic continuous Markov chain model for GC-biased synonymous point substitutions across hundreds of bacterial, plant, and human genes.

However, their more recent studies suggests that p130Cas phosphorylation is stochastic, meaning that no single "lynchpin" permits phosphorylation at additional sites and that the phosphorylation does not appear to follow an obligatory sequence [ 104].

In more recent work Brigo et al. [6 8], both stochastic interest rate and hazard rate models are used.

A more recent study used adenovirus-delivered Cre recombinase to induce stochastic deletion of p53 and/or Pten in mice carrying floxed alleles [ 35].

Archaeological and historical evidence indicate that more recent populations also experienced periods of profound demographic attrition that might well have involved stochastic extinction of local groups (e.g., [39], [60]).

Bottom up nanotechnology is one of these more recent approaches, which can help addressing the problem since it per se can imply a stochastic generation of unique and irreproducible patterns of nanoscaled objects.

Although Kramers' law [5] and LDPs [26, 34] are well understood for finite-dimensional stochastic differential equations (SDEs), the work for infinite-dimensional evolution equations is much more recent.

I am thinking of the early papers by Moolgavkar and the more recent models by Murray et al, Speer et al and Nowak et al. Author response: Cancer is certainly a stochastic process affected by random mutations and cell proliferation.