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Both models are used to fit one set of the experimental results, first considering one and then two contributions.

Both models are used to describe the kinetic process of biosorption; but, they are quite different in nature.

Both models are used to predict ROP; models are compared with each other based on accuracy and goodness of fit (R2).

The results obtained by comparison of the seismic responses estimated by both models are used to build and propose a specific criterion that can be used to elucidate under which circumstances is it possible to neglect the structural flexibility.

If both models are used in a combined approach, the amount of river load (TU Index) as well as the relative spatial distribution of rill and interrill erosion processes (RUSLE) can be described with sufficient precision.

Both models are used to model the hourly O3 concentration, using, two scenarios: 1) in the first as inputs, only meteorological parameters and 2) in the second adding photochemical parameters at those of the first scenario.

In the present work both models were used to calculate VTEC up to the height of GPS satellites.

The results from both models were used to generate scenarios of changes to storm intensity (increasing), saturation deficit (increasing) and vegetation cover (increasing according to vegetation type).

Both models were used to classify patients into equally sized high and low risk groups.

Only homozygous wild-type and mutant mice from both models were used in the study.

In addition, suggestive evidence for a colour QTL on Chr 26 under both models was used as criteria for selection of Chr 26 for additional genotyping.