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This model characterised synthetic lethal interactions as genetic interactions between these compensatory pathways.

This model characterising the Sun-driven disturbance is co-estimated together with a model of the temporal evolution of the VFM sensitivity and an adjustment of the pre-flight estimated non-orthogonality angles of the VFM sensor.

In direct contrast, the phenotype in the model characterised here, with a greater impact on cones than on rods, is likely to be a direct consequence of the point mutation in GCAP1.

That is, the model characterises the difference between the inter-ictal and ictal states in terms of a change in parameters rather than a slow change in state space.

In the mouse model characterised in this study, the regulation of this latter process has been altered by the introduction of a single nucleotide missense mutation in the endogenous Guca1a gene using gene targeting.

This test assumes a stepwise population growth model characterised by three parameters, i.e. θinitial, θfinal and τ (the time elapsed since the size change took place; absolute time t = τ/2μ) [ 56].

This model is characterised as follows.

This model is characterised by the firms' adoption of an open innovation strategy, which overcomes not only the boundaries of the firms but also the boundaries of the region.

The researchers described in this model are characterised by high moral integrity.

This model is characterised by a single surrogate effect of the immune system, which best fits to the CD8+ cytotoxic T-cell population (Kuznetsov et al. 1994).

This model is characterised by the mutual understanding of the family members, parental protectiveness, care and attention in supporting the children's aspirations.