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By linking the current mathematical expression with the existing multiscale model of calcium and bone homeostasis, a single ordinary differential equation construct using CTx and BSAP was capable of describing observed longitudinal changes in LSBMD during and after discontinuation of denosumab treatment.
This electrochemical fin model is capable of describing experimentally observed performance gains associated with specific microstructural geometries.
Further, by observing the posterior predictive distributions over the mRNA dynamics it is easy to conclude that all alternative models are capable of describing the dynamics observed in the experimental data (Additional file 1: Figure S5).
It is shown that this constitutive model is capable of describing all experimentally observed features of subsequent yield surface: isotropic hardening, kinematic hardening, distortion, and rotation of yield surface.
These provide the foundations of a microstructurally informed model for the graphite-molecular oxygen reaction system, a model kinetically independent of graphite grade, and capable of describing both the observed and local oxidation rates under a wide range of conditions applicable to air-ingress.
Their model has the ability to describe the experimentally observed dynamic behavior of metabolites in metabolic networks and is also capable of describing the intracellular metabolite oscillations observed in experiments [ 25].
The proposed model is capable of describing interrelated phenomena that are observed experimentally during creep-rupture in ceramic matrix composites such as the primary and the tertiary creep regimes and the lifetime.
The criterion is capable of describing the mixed mode I/mode II crack development observed in the kinked region.
Here we present approaches that are capable of describing this transition.
This individual LBP pattern is capable of describing the texture information at the center pixel.
So it is capable of describing high-level and complex collective behaviors [15].
