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Before extrapolating the calibrated model setup to eight ungauged subcatchments, the feasibility of model parameter transferability was tested, using the proxy – catchment approach and evaluated using the Nash Sutcliffe (NSE) and Relative Volume Error (RVE) criterion.

The model size and complexity of the reaction equations was kept to a minimum to preserve feasibility of model analyses and parameter estimation.

Additionally, technical skill and lack of readily available data may reduce the feasibility of model utility in practise, which should be considered in developing malaria forecasting models if the intent is to use these models in clinical or public health settings.

In this research, the feasibility of modelling and simulation of slinky-coil geothermal heat exchangers in the modelling language Modelica has been demonstrated.

We examined the first-degree relatives of 76 primary adult-onset dystonia patients to assess the feasibility of model-free nonparametric methods that allow either screening of candidate loci (case control design, transmission disequilibrium test [TDT], and sibling-TDT [S-TDT]) or identification of novel genes (affected sib-pair [ASP] method).

The feasibility of modeling very small datasets by means of the bootstrap aggregating technique is explored.

The computational time of MINLP models and even the feasibility of models without good initial points are still challenging researchers.

Our experimental results validate the feasibility of modeling the face images of different individuals on different linear manifolds.

The feasibility of modeling of multiple space views with layout operation expressions is shown with an example in which a security lighting layout of a floor of an existing office building is automatically generated from an architectural layout.

This work demonstrates the feasibility of modeling the pyrolyzed sample as a continuous mixture, in which an Arrhenius-type kinetics is applied with activation energy, pre-exponential factor, and reaction order as continuous functions of conversion.

A model describing the transmission of schistosomiasis is adapted to incorporate field data typically developed in disease control efforts in the mountainous regions of Sichuan Province in China, with the object of exploring the feasibility of model-based control strategies.