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If we can reproduce and understand this interaction in a relatively simple model of the atmosphere it should help to identify the important mechanisms that enable the solar influence to extend to the lower atmosphere and influence our climate.

The experiments conducted so far had been done in a relatively simple model introducing cartilage damage by injection of IL-1.

One advantage is that they capture the geometry and mass distribution of a protein structure compactly in a relatively simple model.

In particular, a relatively simple model is limited in its ability to capture the all the complexities related to the clinical management of HIV in pregnancy; thus, models such as this one are not a substitute for randomized clinical trials.

In order to find a relatively simple model that can describe such viscoplastic behavior of the dry frame of the shale, we combined the Perzyna viscoplasticity constitutive law with a modified Cambridge clay plastic yield model.

In contrast, marine free-spawning species offer a relatively simple model in which male female interactions are determined by spatial and temporal factors such as the time and place of gamete release; and sexual selection is narrowed down to the gamete interactions [ 3].

The percolation model roughly reproduces the change in conductivity, though it is a relatively simple model.

In this study we have used a relatively simple model that considers damage to the optic radiation in only the coronal plane.

We have simulated an outbreak in a single population by using a relatively simple model.

The insect wing is essentially a two-dimensional sheet of cells and is therefore a relatively simple model in which to study the cellular mechanisms behind morphological evolution.

Given the high correlation between the variables involved in FPC, we managed to derive a relatively simple model that depends only on contraceptive use prevalence but explains 95% of the variability of the outcome, with high precision for the estimated regression line.