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Such characterization proved useful in explaining VEGF/sVEGFR1 system responses observed in subsequent parameter sensitivity analyses of: the secretion rates of VEGF and sVEGFR1 (Results section 2); surface receptor densities (section 3); VEGF-affinities of surface receptors (section 4); VEGF-affinities of interstitial matrix sites (section 5); and transport parameters (section 6).

The augmented Andersen model proved useful in explaining these general and disease-specific patterns.

This theoretical model proved useful in explaining disclosure in a study involving 125 HIV-positive women [ 10].

For example, in Primula [ 56], this latter model proved useful in explaining the phylogenetic 'twigginess' of the selfing state by highly asymmetrical transitions to selfing from outcrossing, albeit coupled with increased speciation and zero extinction (positive r).

And Mr. Peacock guessed that the reverse would also hold: that singing would prove useful in explaining dire need to the world.

"La Bohème," "The Rake's Progress," "La Cenerentola": dire need proves useful in explaining what motivates sopranos and tenors to sing (as well as describing the straitened circumstances that some have to endure to do so).

Among those cases that could be imaged and graded, morphological findings at baseline and through follow-up may prove useful in explaining differential response to treatment over time.

The use of image texture measures, as a proxy for the spatial structure of land cover and vegetation, has proven useful in explaining patterns of avian abundance and species richness.

Interestingly, this result is in keeping with the ∼2 fold difference in Lp(a) levels seen in ARIC between European and African Americans [18], suggesting that genetic determinants of the association between global ancestry and Lp(a) levels within an admixed population may prove useful in explaining differences in Lp(a) levels between African and European American populations.

The medium has also proved useful in analysing different cultural habits surrounding birth and childcare and explaining how improvements can be made, says Josefina Vasquez Awad, a UNICEF communications and information assistant.

Pneumococci have proved useful in elucidating microbial genetics.