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Because of the similar classification of the study subject generated by the two models, one would expect that the choice of one model (regression or dispersion) should not affect the results of the epidemiologic studies.

Furthermore, eye movements represent internally (by the subject) generated shifts of attention, whereas in typical paradigms it is determined externally (by the experimenter) when the next stimulus is presented (and attended to).

The error-free, baseline TACs (19 framin/90 min) simulating the target ROI of the NC and AD subjects were generated by using the 4P model with parameter set (K 1 = 0.180 mL/g/min, k 2 = 0.180/min, k 3 = 0.018 and 0.036/min for the NC and AD subjects, respectively, and k 4 = 0.018/min; typical values for [11C]PIB) and averaged (N = 20) input function of [11C]PIB.

The BP map in each subjects was generated by Pmod 2.9 (Pmod Technologies Ltd., Switzerland), based on the simplified reference model [69], [70] using the ipsilateral cerebellum of the stimulated hemisphere as a reference region.

The database of virtual subjects was generated by varying arterial and cardiac parameters of the blood flow model by a range of physiological values for healthy subjects taken from the literature.

Simulation of oral drug disposition for an average study subject may be generated by integrating a mechanistic oral absorption model into the PBPK modeling framework.

624 case episodes generated by 52 subjects were used to examine DEO.

Peru is subject to quakes generated by tectonic plates located off the Pacific Coast.

In this paper, a time-domain method is used to simulate the response of a long-span bridge subject to winds generated by a particular type of non-synoptic wind phenomenon such as a microburst to assess the vulnerability of the bridge to such winds.

To explore the nature and implications of nonmultiplicative barriers, we address the relative reproductive rate at a marker locus (autosomal or X-linked) subject to incompatibility generated by two loci: both autosomal or one autosomal and one X-linked.

For between-subject whole-brain analyses, we compared groups' single-subject contrast maps generated by SPM2 using SPM5's random effects models.