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Their empirical results show that using the newly extended WIOT can both reduce the estimation discrepancy of China's bilateral trade in value added and also elucidate the position and the degree of participation of China's domestic regions in global value chains which cannot be explicitly measured by using China's domestic IO table or the WIOT in isolation.

This assumption implies that SCR basal expression, which cannot be explicitly considered in a Boolean model, is sufficient to activate SCR when SHR is present in the CEI and QC.

The first relates to potential heterogeneity in the baseline hazard, which cannot be explicitly explored with AD alone (this is important when analyses aim to explore determinants of baseline hazard, for example).

14 IPD-NMA has the potential to provide modelling flexibility (eg, including baseline characteristics), help reduce heterogeneity across the network, or resolve possible inconsistencies which cannot be explicitly explored through AD, and produce unbiased results that would otherwise be affected by aggregation bias.

We also show that the function that relates the conserved variables and the physically observed concentrations of the components in the mixture is one to one and it admits a global inverse, which cannot be given explicitly, but can be adequately computed.

The SJT is said to be an assessment which "cannot be revised for, but [for which] you can prepare" [ 39] and is explicitly an assessment of "aptitude" rather than clinical knowledge [ 40].

We describe models which cannot be utilized without employing computer simulation but do not explicitly address models such as self consistent field approaches or DLVO theory.

However, it is also possible that Proposers act out of some altruistic urge, which makes them act generously or fairly toward their partner.,, These motivations, which cannot be deduced from the actual choices, cannot be elucidated without explicitly asking the participants.

This is an anomaly which cannot be found in the economy where discommodities or bads are not explicitly considered.

"Tourism provides jobs which cannot be exported".

Gaunilo's criticism does not explicitly demonstrate a flaw in Anselm's argument; rather, it argues that if Anselm's argument is sound, so are many other arguments of the same logical form, which cannot be accepted.