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The use of the flexible block model enables more realistic simulation of this event, as the initial failure mechanism is appropriately reproduced.

This paper proposes a Monte Carlo simulation technique, which allows the generation of possible outcomes for agents holding the following conditions: (i) both the point-in-time and the extreme value distributions are appropriately reproduced within the simulation procedure, and (ii) it maintains the temporal dependence structure of the stochastic process.

Measures of global fit indicate whether the empirical associations among the manifest variables are appropriately reproduced in the model [ 48, 49].

Some of the temporal sequences of molecular events associated with HSC activation can be appropriately reproduced in primary HSC cultures or even in immortalized cell lines [ 16].

Against this background, more attention should be attached to the question whether the mean structure is appropriately reproduced by the model.

An asymptotic analysis of the lattice Boltzmann equation shows that the proposed method appropriately reproduces the transformed convection diffusion equation.

The selected set should appropriately reproduce experimental phase equilibria behavior such as TBP curves as well as mass contents of elementary species such as amounts of carbon and hydrogen.

However, using the study case of an agricultural intensive irrigated watershed, it was shown that all the model versions are not able to appropriately reproduce the total streamflow in such system when the irrigation source is outside the watershed.

The model design is supported by the simulator's ability to appropriately reproduce important aspects of ischemia and trafficking behavior.

Figure 1 confirms a simulated mean increase of 35% in PCSK9 levels as a result of high dose atorvastatin treatment, consistent with the reported range of 20 50%, offering validation that the regulation of PCSK9 synthesis and LDLR expression modeled based on preclinical data appropriately reproduces clinical behavior.

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