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If no such optimization existed, simulated sequences when compared to the GenBank sequences would have had greater similarity to the GenBank sequences than the natural sequences in approximately half of the cases; however, this was not the case for the 20 simulated replications.

Are there variables that exist in nature that cannot be simulated in the lab?

The results indicate that daily streamflow process can be represented at large and good agreement exists between simulated daily streamflow process and TRMM daily areal mean precipitation series, except significant biases for both high-flow simulation (especially for peaks) and low-flow simulation.

The results also indicate that daily streamflow process can be represented at large and that good agreement exists between simulated daily streamflow process and daily TRMM precipitation series.

To determine whether this test was sufficiently powered to detect rhythms in the relevant range, were they to exist, we simulated inter-pulse interval rhythms of 0.0182 HZ with sampling times taken from our recorded songs, combined this rhythm with Gaussian noise of various levels (for example, Figure 5b), and then calculated the Lomb-Scargle periodograms for these simulated datasets.

Currently, no model exists to simulate hormone fluxes from tile drains under field conditions.

'There is no disguise which can hide love for long where it exists, or simulate it where it does not.' La Rochefoucauld, 1665 "I can ride anything at the moment, except perhaps watching Brief Encounter with Richard.

So far, no universal methodology exists for simulating the urban water system at catchment scale.

Several techniques exist to simulate particles in an advection field such as finite difference Eulerian, Lagrangian-puff or pure Lagrangian techniques.

Several models exist to simulate pressurized irrigation systems and assess the respective performance when a steady state approach may be assumed.

Two families of approaches exist to simulate reactive transport in groundwater: The Direct Substitution Approach (DSA), based on Newton Raphson and the Picard or Sequential Iteration Approach (SIA).