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Fig. 15 Difference between the depths of the K horizon in the reference model and Variation 5 on a geographic top view.

The results above evidenced that higher differences in the EEF and conductivities are observed if neutral densities and neutral temperature provided by the MSIS model are varied, followed by variations in the geomagnetic field given by the IGRF model and variations in electron and ion densities provided by the IRI model.

Several different models of intra-Golgi transport, such as the progression/maturation model (and variations of that), have been suggested 33, 34 to explain how cargoes traverse the cis-, mediand, and trans-Golgi.

A distribution model on 10 × 10 km cells of Sicily was described using Generalized Linear Models and variation partitioning methods.

Accounting for tree-level variation in the intercept (Model 4) and variation in the longitudinal pattern (Model 5) for ρg resulted in marked improvements over Models 1, 2 and 3 for both properties at the tree level.

Section 2 briefly describes variational Retinex model and total variation as theoretical background.

In the past decades, the behavior of allosteric systems has been analyzed in many investigations while general theoretical models and variations thereof have been steadily proposed to interpret the experimental data.

Orbit differences suggest that the largest remaining errors in the Jason-2 dynamic orbit solutions are due to radiation pressure mis-modeling and variations in the geopotential not captured in the GRACE-derived annual terms.

Neck formation is well described by the Frenkel and Scherer sintering models, and variations of these studies which states that relative density will increase with time between relative densities of 0.3 and 0.9 [ Frenkel, 1945; Scherer, 1977].

Both the nonlinear tire model and the variation of longitudinal velocity are considered in the vehicle system modeling.

This model is based on a branch-site model and allows variation in the dS/dN ratio among sites with a proportion of sites evolving under different selective constraints between a pair of clades [39].