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Briefly, we estimate N e under background selection from diversity data and then use exactly this N e for our simulation, as it has been shown to be appropriate for simulating Muller's ratchet in the presence of background selection without explicitly simulating background selection [ 12, 71].
The theoretical development also illustrates that, even in the absence of membrane behavior, traditional advective dispersive transport theory based on a constant value of Ds* for the solutes may not be appropriate for simulating transient transport in reactive (ion exchanging) systems.
In addition, CMR model (Cosenza et al. 1995), which sets τ = τ max × (1 − e−s/sr ) β, was found to be appropriate for simulating the ascending bond stress versus slip behavior of steel bars embedded in UHPFRC, and the parameters were proposed as τ max = 5.0f c ′0.5, s r = 0.07, and β = 0.8, where s r and β are coefficients based on the curve fitting of test data.
The flexible block model is appropriate for simulating the initially coherent portion of rock avalanche motion, while Dan3D is used to simulate the rock avalanche motion after it fragments and becomes flow-like.
A spectral variable is classified as discriminatory when the p-value of the correlations between the spectral variable and the OPLS-DA scores <1.85 × 10 6 and at the same time, its OPLS-DA loading weight >0.3, where this cutoff point was found to be appropriate for all the simulated data sets.
Romualdi et al. (2001) simulated multi-library comparisons, the results of which indicated that Fisher's exact test may not be appropriate for such studies.
Thus, Nei's FST (also known as GST) is appropriate for measuring group differentiation in our simulated populations.
The LRT is appropriate for this purpose when applied to the simulated data.
Two differently motivated fatigue evolution techniques are applied, the first being appropriate for low-cycle-fatigue, and a second one adequate to simulate high-cycle-fatigue.
