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Accordingly, this model contributes to our understanding of the depositional models for analogous brackish-marine environments, particularly tide-dominated deltas in the rock record.

The strategic objective of this study is to verify how the development of rural settlements based on this model contributes to overall sustainability.

This model contributes to knowledge by improving existing approaches to include a logit as part of the revenue function for the operators which provides the market share gains as a direct result of the decisions made in a multimodal environment where decision have an interaction between different operators.

This model contributes to the description of the following areas: fluid dynamics in the gas flow fields and gas diffusion layers (oxygen, hydrogen, liquid water and vapor); thermal dynamics and temperature effects; a novel algorithm to calculate an empirical polarization curve.

It is possible that rapid loss under this model contributes to support for the neofunctionalization-type parameterizations.

The modification in the model contributes to the originality of the study.

Čater et al. (2013) consider that this leadership model contributes to making global objectives and strategies suitable for operation in local markets.

Nonetheless, this logic model contributes to the literature on comprehensive approaches to improving the use of data in decision making.

While this was a very small sample, it would be worth exploring in the future whether the topic of the model contributed to this perception.

This IMB model contributed up to 55% of the variance in the behavior, approaching the upper limit of percentage variance in the outcome variables as compared to other behaviors and populations [ 11, 13, 21, 26, 52- 55] (see Table  4).

This model also contributes to the explanation of the response of var genes to stress exposure (black arrow 4 in Fig. 7): Stress inducing conditions would cause induction of var genes regardless of their subtype classification or their chromosomal position.