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Third, we have filled the gap over marine area with a fully revised model of the signal generated by the oceanic floor magnetisation.

We parameterized the Guided Search model [Wolfe, J.M., 1994. Guided Search 2.0: a revised model of visual search. Psychonomic Bulletin and Review 1(202 238]238] for a task involving visual search of a target store in a map.

The results of these analyses suggest a revised model of pyrin/PSTPIP interaction in the context of inflammatory disease.

This revised model of Tsai and colleagues, focusing on BACE levels rather than APP phospho-Thr668 levels [36], is entirely consistent with what we have reported here.

A recent revised model of the relationship between mucus and airway surface fluid suggests that mucus forms a continuum from gel to sol as it approaches the apical surface of airway epithelial cells [45], [64], [65].

Recently revised models of EBM emphasizing the importance of patient preferences and the clinical context appear to reflect more accurately the clinical reality of primary care physicians.

Revised models of training may be required, including undergraduate medical doctors and the range of members of the PHC team, to scale up for expected impact in South Africa [ 20].

The analyses described above suggest a revised model for the role of the microbiome in type 1 diabetes, one that is based on a previous model [ 16] but takes into account the role of diet (Fig.  1).

Cumulatively, our findings regarding the genetic dispensability of TRAF6 autoubiquitination lead us to a revised model for TRAF6-mediated activation of the NFκB and MAPK pathways (Fig. 7).

On the basis of our results, we would like to suggest a revised model for how the polarity of the oocyte is established.