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The currently used metabolic modeling approaches can be subdivided into structural models, stoichiometric models, carbon flux models, stationary and nonstationary mechanistic models and models with gene regulation.

Of which 10 rats died or unsuccessful models, and the rest 40 successful models were subdivided randomly into model group (n = 20) and treatment group (n = 20).

All subdivided solid models are fabricated together by using selective laser sintering (SLS) process with parameters assigned as per their stress values.

Through the numerical computation of function optimization, the algorithm can adaptively subdivide the model geometry, automatically detect self-collision of the model, properly modify its topology (because of the occurrence of self-collision), continuously evolve the model towards the object boundary, and reduce fitting error and improve fitting quality via global refinement.

A fuel cell stack model can be subdivided into five interacting sub-models: stack voltage model, manifold flow model, anode flow model, cathode flow model, and membrane hydration model.

Due to the method's model-driven development, conceptual modelling is subdivided in an enterprise-modelling phase and a functionality-modelling phase.

Therefore, to better simulate the valley's vertical groundwater flow component, the site's single hydraulic unit was subdivided into two model layers.

In model 2 we further included baggage handler seniority, first as a categorical variable divided into quartiles (the highest quartile covered a large range of seniority and was therefore subdivided into two; model 2.1), and then as a continuous variable with the reference group coded with 0 years of baggage handler seniority (model 2.2).

These classifications single out the classes of bursting by subdividing neuronal models into the following types: elliptic or Hopf-fold; square-wave burster, or fold-homoclinic; parabolic, or circle-circle class describing top-hat models.

The model that assumes attention to contribute to normalization was further subdivided into two models based on the results reported by Ni et al.

These models can be subdivided in two groups, transplantation models and chimeric models (Table 1).