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In Ireland, 51% of almost 10,000 Dublin residents invited to complete a FIT did so [ 66], suggesting the base-case estimate may be reasonably realistic.

Results are presented in Supplementary Table S2 and Figure 5, which shows sensitivity on the set with 1% substitutions as we consider this level of noise to be reasonably realistic.

Whilst such an assumption may provide significant mathematical convenience and be reasonably realistic in some situations, most often it is violated, and this requires the inclusion of the precise distribution of infectious periods in the model (Bailey 1954; Hope-Simpson 1952).

"For the most recent times, (the model) is reasonably realistic," he says.

This is reasonably realistic: skyscraper windows are not supposed to shatter when objects make contact with them.

Age-independent (after first reproduction) μ and f are reasonably realistic for many species [ 15, 16].

This may be because women were reasonably realistic at the outset – those at greater risk felt more at risk.

Observed and modelled NEE anomalies are in good agreement, therefore we suggest that the temporal variability of heterotrophic respiration produced by our model is reasonably realistic.

To ensure that the generated data sets were reasonably realistic, the set of observed residues at each site was determined by randomly choosing a location from a mitochondrial genome alignment (described below).

With more realistic approaches and assumptions, the drywell temperature can be reasonably below the design value and the Lungmen containment integrity during the MSLB event can be maintained.

These results show that for realistic experimental scenarios, bifurcations and branch lengths in shotgun metagenomic read trees can be reasonably estimated.