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For that reason, the equation of the model conceived in this work is a useful decisional tool for the planning of experiments, because it can be applied to predict the TBT mass fraction recovery when the experimental conditions are drawn.

The simplistic design intent is the nominal model conceived by the designer that is delineated in perfect geometry.

VAL developed the mathematical model, conceived of the study, participated in its design and data interpretation.

The model conceives of these levels as not just sources of referral or delay but rather as 'filters,' hastening access to STEP for some kinds of patients while potentially delaying it for others.

JT developed the SGM simulation model, conceived the study and drafted the manuscript.

IT service management can be defined along the lines of the ITIL Information Technology Infrastructure Libraryy), a model conceived by the British government with a view to provide a consensus on the best IT service management practices, as "a set of specialized organizational capabilities for providing value to customers in the form of services" (TSO [2011]).

MC co-developed the BioBridge data model, conceived the literature curation process and co-drafted the manuscript.

SF performed animal surgeries, prepared and performed the proximal tubule experiments, developed the pre-renal azotemia model, conceived of the study, and drafted the manuscript.

Whereas the early model saw the child as a 'little scientist,' actively (if unconsciously) figuring out the rules of grammar, the new 'parameter-setting' model conceived language acquisition as a kind of growth or maturation; language acquisition is something that happens to you, not something you do.

Consequently, his model conceived the consumption of addictive goods like alcohol, tobacco and cocaine as a rational choice made by utility-maximising individuals on the basis of their income, prices and the risk of becoming dependent.

In this paper an innovative discrete-element model, conceived for the simulation of the in-plane behaviour of masonry buildings, is presented.