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This is critical in complicated multilayered, thin-bedded reservoir, which cannot be adequately described with conventional, logs, cores and well tests.

For example, the popular conductance based Morris Lecar model is known to respond to periodic pulsatile stimulation in a chaotic fashion that cannot be adequately described with a phase reduction.

The combined effects of nitrogen and phosphorous on the production of glucose oxidase and gluconic acid by Aspergillus niger cannot be adequately described with Monod-type model, neither do they fit well to linear equations with interactions N × P, nor quadratic with N2 and P2 terms.

Novel or highly complex statistical methods or computational algorithms should be adequately described with references supplied to allow readers the opportunity to recreate the calculations; at its discretion, the Journal may require that computer code and data be made available as supplementary information as a condition of publication.

The gratitude for every breath and the people that make up my life can never be adequately described with words.

19 58% of the compounds listed could be adequately described with simple linear drug effect models.

The experimental data are adequately described with physically significant parameter values.

Withdrawals and dropouts are adequately described with numbers and reasons in two trials (Iarussi et al, 1994; Lipshultz et al, 2004).

The PK data from Harrington et al. was adequately described with a one-compartment model although a two-compartment model was required to capture data from Northfelt et al. consistent with other work.

Blinding of the outcome assessor for the primary outcome was adequately described with the attending physician who made the decision to discharge blinded in five studies [ 18, 19, 63, 64, 71] and all medical staff, participants and staff blinded in one trial [ 70].

Computational modeling of the experimental steady-state (RDE) and non-steady-state (EIS) data shows that the reaction kinetics can be adequately described within Heyrovsky Volmer mechanism, with the rate constants υ0H = (8.8 ± 1.5) × 10−10 mol cm−2 s−1 and υ0V = (1.0 ± 0.3) × 10−8 mol cm−2 s−1.