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We simulated a perturbation of neural dynamics in a biophysically informed model of decision-making through in silico depolarization at the level of neuronal ensembles.

This approach uses a biologically informed model to make inferences about the underlying neuronal networks generating responses.

We evaluated model performance with parameters informed by four approaches: 1) expert opinion; 2) sensitivity analysis; 3) sensitivity analysis informed model optimization; and, 4) simulated annealing (uninformed) model optimization.

These provide the foundations of a microstructurally informed model for the graphite-molecular oxygen reaction system, a model kinetically independent of graphite grade, and capable of describing both the observed and local oxidation rates under a wide range of conditions applicable to air-ingress.

Second, we have shown that a theoretically informed model based on previous national results, Wikipedia page views, news media mentions, and basic information about the political party in question can offer a good prediction of the overall vote share of the party in question.

N. attenuata provides an ecologically informed model for reconsidering temporal patterns and spatial heterogeneity of the JA-mediated induced defense response, particularly in response to Lepidopteran herbivory.

The findings are interpreted in light of recent, microscopically informed models of porous metal plasticity.

Cross-sectional observations provided an important foundation for estimating abilities across various age groups, and these normative studies have traditionally informed models of normal aging.

We also investigated whether biologically informed models based on relevant gene modules can deliver an equal accuracy.

7)    Social Business takes on a new level of urgency as organizations shift from an information age "informing" model to a communication age "communicating and engaging" model.

7) Social Business takes on a new level of urgency as organizations shift from an information age "informing" model to a communication age "communicating and engaging" model.