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The mixing evolution predicted by the CFD-based compartment model have been then compared with mixing experiment results.

About the medium-term evolution predicted by the models, we identified countries with declining consumption (the US, France, Germany and South Korea) and with increasing consumption (China, Russia, and Canada).

The hydrogen capacity evolution predicted by the 1-D axial bed model is significantly different than that predicted by the lumped-parameter model because of the presence of sharp temperature gradients during refueling.

The results indicate clearly that the microvoid evolution predicted by the present constitutive model displays very significant dependences on the void size especially when the radius a of microvoids is comparable with the intrinsic characteristic length l of the matrix.

The damage evolution predicted by the models is also investigated for selected cases, showing that the formulation based on the no-tension material is able to capture with good agreement the damaged zone of the column for loads with low eccentricities.

This and the evolution predicted by our modeling (see Movie S1) are in agreement with the in vivo results (Figures 6B-6E, see also [10]).

Damage evolutions predicted by the developed model reproduce well those observed for this kind of composites under cyclic loading.

The pressure evolutions predicted by both models were in trend similar to the measured ones for vertical transport of dense gas.

(As I explained in Part 1, optimism about eradicating disease through the use of antibiotics should have been tempered by what evolution predicted about the emergence of antibiotic resistance in bacteria).

Transient simulations: temperature evolution as predicted by NVE molecular dynamics.

In a similar model, acceptance of evolution was predicted by education, religious denomination, frequency of church attendance and knowledge of evolutionary terms.