- ... silico1
- On a computer. Our simulations were written 
in C using MetroWerks CodeWarrior and run on a 500MHz Pentium III personal computer.
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- ... time2
- Calculated by evaluating the inverted 
survivor function at a uniform random variate between 0 and 1.
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- ... simulation3
- Using a professional 
lifetime average set to the averaged patient numbers over the first twenty-five years gave similar results. 
This figure was based on an hypothetical twenty-five year lifetime of a renal unit.
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- ... theory4
- For more on dynamical systems, see
either the books by Jolivet (1982) or Jordan & Smith (1987) for a more mathematical approach.
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