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In the main text, we only provide mean waiting times in cases that can be described by an exponential form, as simulations are required for models with non-exponential forms and the conclusions in this study do not rest on such details.

Understanding and describing the temporal variability of soil surface runoff and the associated production of sediments are required for modeling soil erosion processes.

Extra parameters are required for model optimization but simple cross-section surveys (area and velocity) provide enough information to ensure enhanced parameter reliability.

Dynamic model of PV plants are required for modelling the PV controls.

In all of these approaches, pressure volume-temperature (pressure volume-temperaturegas-brine–CO2 systems are required for modeling the effects of CO2 injection and PVTdicting the amount of oil relationships sequestered CO2.

Besides the climatic parameters, other information such as topography map or DEM, soil properties, vegetation and land management practices occurring in the watershed are required for model setup (Santhi et al. 2006; Srinivasan et al. 1998).

However, increasing model complexity means that more powerful global optimisation techniques are required for model fitting.

However, this model is problematic because the number of parameters increases without bound (19 per site) [ 16] and a large number of taxa are required for model fitting.

We emphasize the distinction between a reconstruction, or GENRE, and a model, or GEM, to more clearly delineate the established biochemical knowledge of a reconstruction from the assumptions and hypotheses that are required for modeling and simulation.

The value derived from textural characterisation extends into engineering applications associated with mining, mineral processing and metal extraction where quantitative textural information is required for models predicting the response of the ore through a particular process.

Our results suggest that an explicit representation of mechanisms leading to temporal changes in hydraulic conductivity (i.e., xylem embolism) is required for models to reproduce tree functioning under extreme drought.