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The Multiplex model, however, included PGT for only eight conditions, and was provided to members of a large integrated health system, who received educational counseling with their results.
Light-weight trucks masquerade as sports cars, television screens rival those at the multiplex, models grow seven stories tall in ads on building walls.
For future studies it could be interesting to combine them and create multiplex network models which capture interactions across multiple channels and provide more information about the actual tie strength.
We use a procedure of multiplex stochastic block-modeling designed by Barbillon et al. (2015) to measure the effect of these identifications of direct competitors on the structure of the advice network.
We study the three types of links as described in our multilayer model above: multiplex links across both Twitter and Foursquare, which we denote as tf for simplicity; single-layer links on Foursquare only (denoted as fo); single-layer links on Twitter only (denoted as to), and compare these to unconnected pairs of users (denoted as na).
In our previous studies with the rat partial pancreatectomy model, with multiplex PCR on isolated islets we found downregulation of pdx1, nkx6.1, pax6, neurod and hnf1alpha [26].
We introduce a new framework of "multi-node graphs" to model the multiplex PCR problem.
We recognize, furthermore, that random multi-node graphs only approximately model the multiplex assay design problem because primer pair candidates derived from real sequence data are not truly independent.
Figure 2 Time-multiplexed MIMO 2×2 emulator model without buffering.
The different types of interactions are modeled using multiplex networks, and there exist a plethora of methods for the representation and behavior inference [2].
In our model, such multiplexing of additional rate coded information can be achieved by varying the number of spikes per pass Nspikes without interfering with the other parameters ϕ(x), σ, and k.
