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Royston and Parmar proposed ML for transformation models with cloglog and logit links, [ 51], which are, however, the links of less interest here.

Although these studies have thus far relied on the use of known oncogenes, future studies using the cell culture transformation models with gene libraries should help identify novel cellular genes that participate at various steps of breast cancer progression.

The random wave transformation model called PEGBIS (Parabolic Equation with Gradational Breaker Index for Spectral waves) by Goda [Goda, Y. (2004): A 2-D random wave transformation model with gradational breaker index, Coastal Engineering Journal, JSCE and World Scientific, 46 (1), pp. 1 38.] produced good agreement with several laboratory and field data of longshore currents.

18– 20 In this study, we established an in vitro cell transformation model with NPYR as a carcinogen to induce malignant transformation of HPV-16 immortalized human cervical epithelial H8 cell.

We have revised the manuscript to clarify that the standard consolidation and memory transformation models are agnostic with respect to anterior-posterior HF differences.

B-splines were used to model treatment time dependent effects In the right panel of Figure 2 are also reported the averaged survival probabilities obtained by the CGPM using the Cox model and the transformation model both with the time-dependent effect of treatment.

In the case of streamflow, various methods that can be grouped into two categories are used, (1) the gauged method which consist in the analysis of maximum flow rate annual series, and (2) the hydro-meteorological method which take into account processes with rainfall runoff transformation models.

In lower-income countries, this result is consistent with the "structural transformation" models which imply that the growth process produces higher protection afforded by labor law (Deakin, 2015).

A recently developed multiscale martensitic transformation model is combined with a plasticity model to simulate the transformation-induced plasticity effects of a grain of retained austenite embedded in a ferrite-based matrix.

In the present work, the "additivity rule" was proved to be compatible with an analytical transformation model assuming mixed nucleation (with site saturation and continuous nucleation as two extremes), for some specified conditions.

In order to verify the transformation model, the processing method with random censoring data is used.