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Small-scale living in the Netherlands and group living in Sweden have become widespread models of care.

It is similar to the widespread model of the piezoresistive effect, and also consists of a polynomial series with the symmetry of the silicon crystal.

Thus in the following chapters I review recent progress on the most widespread model of biological aging, which was invented by Thadeu Penna before he was 30 years old (Penna, 1995).

Thus, mitochondrial fragmentation and ultrastructural changes are widespread in models of HD and characterize also primary striatal neurons.

The new code of practice, however, suggests a move away from the widespread default model of one-to-one TA support.

Lower levels are also sometimes observed in mature tubules [11] but the lectin is expressed in a more widespread distribution in models of acute kidney damage such as ischemia-reperfusion injury or high-dose folic acid (FA) treatment [12].

The second factor is the "sloppiness" of parameter sensitivities, which seems to be a widespread property of models of biological systems [ 18].

Finally, we test the widespread expectation from models of intersexual selection that mate choice should produce a genetic correlation between male attractiveness and aspects of female preferences.

Copula theory dates back to (Sklar 1959), but only recently copula models have realized widespread application in empirical models of joint probability distributions (see (Cherubini et al. 2004; Jaworski et al. 2010; Nelsen 2006) for more details).

One explanation for the apparent poor accuracy of models of widespread species is the use of AUC.

We suggest that partitioning data in a biologically meaningful way (as opposed to geographically) can help to overcome high omission rates in distribution models of widespread species [ 17, 18, 28].