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The biological activities of these species cannot be simulated by heparin, unless this polysaccharide is appropriately chemically/enzymatically modified or biotechnologically engineered.
The collapse modes are dominated by the uneven load redistribution in the two horizontal directions and the fire location, which cannot be simulated by a 2D model.
However, each of these tools has its specific input language and a DEVS model described within a particular framework cannot be simulated by a different one.
Also, by using this empirical potential, we can simulate large dynamic systems that cannot be simulated by first-principles methods, albeit with some loss in detail and accuracy.
In addition, the flow of deformable PPG in porous media cannot be simulated by the classical seepage flow theory based on continuum assumptions.
Finally, the corrected method is applied to two examples of complex geometry, which cannot be simulated by standard methods using body-fitted coordinate systems without considerable difficulty: sound generation in (i) flow past an oscillating cylinder and a fixed cylinder behind it and (ii) flow past a bundle of cylinders.
It is found that the buckling behavior of the steel in compression after yielding cannot be simulated well by Légeron Model; the compressive buckling stress and compressive strength of the steel with buckling behavior predicted by GA Model agrees well with the test results; and the unloading stiffness of the steel in tension and compression can be well predicted by DM Model.
Additionally, the dynamics of HSE-dependent gene expression cannot be simulated accurately by considering the activity of single PKA-RN components (i.e., cAMP, individual CS, Bcy1, etc).
According to the dual-process theory, additional information is usually obtained in the clinical reasoning process by active collection [ 22], which cannot be simulated in MCQs.
Multiple scenarios prepared in the developed model cannot be simulated in conventional benchmark problems.
