The rat also provides other experimental resources as a model organism that are not provided by the mouse: the structure of its chromosomes facilitates the analysis of genomic events, the size of its colon permits longitudinal analysis of tumor growth, and the size of biological samples from the animal facilitates multiplexed molecular analyses of the tumor and its host.
This work describes the main aspects involved in the practical implementation of the Iberian lynx Biological Resource Bank, as a model that could be useful for the development of similar banks for other endangered species.
The following sections describe the individual variables and assumptions of the oral healthcare sector quantification model, commencing with an introduction to the specific features and limits of the HSA and its potential use as a basic data resource as well as a forecasting model of the oral healthcare sector.
Snake CO may represent an invaluable evolutionary resource as a hypothesis-generating model of alternative CO function, and thus provide new insight into the poorly known and debated features of vertebrate CO function.
In the following sections we describe the Learner Centric Ecology of Resources (Luckin, 2008) as a model that we have used to support the co-design processes for selecting digital learning resources.
When we encounter situations that pose similar-looking conflicts between impartial concern and familial loyalties, we have Shun's judgment as a resource and a model.
We do not invest time and resources into zebrafish as a model organism only because we are interested in zebrafish.
The same is true of Getty, which has started its Web site -- an extraordinary resource, which should serve as a model for other organizations -- as part of its Art History Information Program.
As for the protection, the fault current provided by the DER is only taken into consideration during the occurrence of the fault, so that the distributed power resource can be presented as a model of power supply with series reactance.
It has been done: if Sierra Leone is notorious for blood diamonds, Botswana – with parallel diamond resources – is widely seen as a model of how to make it work (but read this New York Times article for an interesting explanation of what Botswana has done, and the diamond company De Beers' role in it).
