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In the current study, the particle velocity change due to the gravitational force and variable river bottom is implemented explicitly in the flux evaluation.

We find from simulations that only when solvent molecules are implemented explicitly in MD simulations, the wall roughness makes a qualitative difference in the lateral diffusion coefficient (D∥) of the polymer: as H is decreased, D∥ increases for smooth walls while D∥ decreases for corrugated walls.

In later, still kinematic simulations, based on controlling the stance movement via positive velocity feedback, these mechanical contributions are implemented explicitly (Cruse et al. 1996, 1998; Kindermann 2002).

Work is now in progress to implement explicitly the different reactions of the pyrolysis in the developed UMATHT.

It is promising that the organization and management of specialized outpatient palliative care was explicitly implemented in the recent German health care reform in 2007 [ 10, 11].

Unlike the implementation in this report, BMA can also be implemented by explicitly assigning prior model probabilities (Hoeting et al. 1999; Koop and Tole 2004).

This approach has been explicitly implemented in some areas of healthcare such as diabetes [ 36- 38] with some promising results.

This emphasizes that how the apparently straightforward notion of "size" is explicitly implemented in the computational analysis will deeply influence data interpretation with these approaches.

The stochastic nature of the P-system model implemented in ARES explicitly links within and between host dynamics into a simulation, with feedback reciprocity among the different units of selection influenced by antibiotic exposure at various ecological levels.

Overall we argue that a new green space planning concept should be implemented that explicitly refers to the green belt's role in restoring landscapes.

In this paper, a series of stochastic simulations were implemented to explicitly and systematically quantify the effect of sample size.