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Parameters used in rate equations are deduced from a quantitative comparison between calculated and experimental evolution of the above dependencies.

How can the above dependencies be generalized?

In this paper, we extend the literature by focusing on the panel mixed logit (ML) model with random parameters, which can take the above mentioned dependency into account.

In the clinical context, differentially targeting cancer cells from normal cells according to the above strategies largely depends on the dependency of cancer cells on these aberrant signals.

Inspired by [20, 21], the above three types of dependencies can be modeled by using a first-order Markov process and followed by transition probability matrix reflection.

In this approach, a continuous latent factor with test- and class-specific effects is added to the 2LC model, supposedly to account for any effect which may contribute to the above cross-method conditional dependencies.

The above data demonstrate the dependency of the interaction between F-actin and AIP1 on the activity of cofilin.

Finally SEA and average crushing stress are analyzed and their dependency on the above mentioned geometrical parameters are evaluated.

We have chosen to expand the width of the corridors considering the comparison among sizes of 2.4 m, 3.6 m and 4.8 m. Figure 10 represents the three different fundamental diagrams in case of groups: these results are in tune with the above mentioned theory about the dependency between maximum reachable flow and the width of a corridor.

Taking the above-mentioned dose-dependency of regional drug application in the scope of TACE as basis, one strategy to further improve the outcome of patients with advanced liver-limited or –predominant BTC and HCC may be the use of modern regional chemotherapy approaches in the scope of hepatic arterial infusion (HAI) [ 15, 16].

However, due to data dependency, none of the above three models are directly applicable in adaptive randomization.