Sentence examples for even though the simulations from inspiring English sources
We could calculate inversions that maximize flows; however, these generally overestimated the simulated flows, even though the simulations were designed to maximize flows.
To be able to take into consideration these differences in our systematic in silico mutants analysis, we used the PoP of the elements after 20 millions of steps even though the simulations were not at steady-state yet.
Notably, even though the simulations have been carried out without a detailed numerical description of the coefficients c i in the objective function--see methods section--we have shown that the in silico model is capable of qualitatively predicting the activity of classic metabolic pathways and successfully describing some phenotype behavior in bacterial nitrogen fixation.
Even though the simulations were started with DNA RNA and dsDNA duplexes in A-forms, these duplexes changed to B-forms within several nanoseconds of the simulations; in MD simulations with the selected force field, free dsDNA duplexes assume B-forms and free dsRNA duplexes assume A-forms, in agreement with experimental data.
However, due to computational cost, MD simulations can only be used to directly simulate dynamical processes over limited timescales (e.g., nanoseconds or at most a few microseconds), even though the simulation of nonequilibrium processes can often require significantly longer timescales, especially when they involve thermal activation.
Even though the simulation curve parts from the actual curve little, in the view of least square it is still an optimal estimation.
Therefore, even though the simulation environment could look convincing for ordinary train driving, and technical tasks associated with it, it was not sufficiently realistic to generate the same level of stress and motivational pressure [52] that would exist with the threat of a potential explosive device on board a train.
The recovery time in these slabs is faster than in the case of the thicker slab even though in the simulation section the same relative shift in the resonance spectrum between the 50 μm and 470 μm slabs was seen (Fig. 3).
However, due to the order in which simulations were allocated to instances the longest of each set of six jobs kept the instance alive even though the other simulations had finished.
The researchers calculated that one sick crew member would infect 4.6 passengers, on average, even though these simulations used a lower transmission rate.
In addition, several aspects that require further investigation have emerged during the process of this study: Even though the study simulation relied on binary values (Y = 0 / Y = 1) as the dependent variable, difficulties in using logistic instead of linear regression were observed.
