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In this paper, NARMAX and neural network representations are shown to be suitable for modelling a gas turbine engine.

The zwitterion mechanism was found to be suitable for modelling the absorption of CO2 into the aqueous AMP solutions and into the 1-propanol-AMP solvent.

The potential and adaptive flexibility of population dynamic P-systems (PDP) to study population dynamics suggests that they may be suitable for modelling complex fluvial ecosystems, characterized by a composition of dynamic habitats with many variables that interact simultaneously.

Markov models have been used to model dialysis treatment in previous economic analyses and are widely accepted to be suitable for modelling chronic conditions [ 2, 24].

We observed androgen-dependent downregulation of expression of 35 pathway genes (FDR <0.05), of which 7 were significantly upregulated in the RNA-seq data set, suggesting that LNCaP cells may be suitable for modelling our in vivo findings.

Owing to the dynamic nature of its governing equations, the NMM should be suitable for modelling dynamic problems such as those associated to earthquakes.

However, we used the Poisson distribution that has been shown to be suitable for modeling SAGE data [12] instead of the uniform distribution used in [5] to model microarray data.

For this reason the often-used density functional theory simulations of surfaces in vacuum may not be suitable for modeling solid-solution interfaces.

An exception whereby models like the robust Poisson, Cox, or log-binomial may be suitable for modeling data arising from a cross-sectional approach is when one is able to retrospectively reconstitute the entire empirical experience of a fixed population.

Among the modelling approaches, Markov models are suitable for modelling of dynamic system behaviour.

The cell scale model is suitable for modelling the local anisotropy around cell membranes.