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A channel simulator of frequency-nonselective or frequency-selective Class II SOC model corresponds in practice to scenarios where the scatterers around the receiver introduce constant gains and random phases.

In order to test their models, physicists assume that the elements of these models correspond in some way to reality.

These models correspond in NPT to the situation that the initial partition is the first sector with N κ = 0 (no double occupancies) and only the second sector is mixed in the projection step.

We approximate the Muller's ratchet by decreasing the mutation rate so that a mutation in the model corresponds to many mutations in real genomes.

This difference in the model corresponds to a difference in real health policy, especially remembering that the "prevention" that is being modeled is not clinical preventive services which can generate revenue, but community level public health activities (e.g., road hazard reduction) for which revenue collection is necessarily collective.

Although node B of the NBFLP model corresponds to CheB in the chemotaxis of E. coli, to the best of our knowledge there are no natural enzymes reported to deactivate CheBp in the manner suggested by the NFBLB model.

Furthermore, the non-trivial steady state in our simplified model corresponds with saturated activity in the detailed model because the network is very active, but no clear oscillations or rhythms are observed.

dThe number of redundancies in an overdetermined model corresponds to flux measurements in excess of the degrees of freedom of the system (see Methods).

While drug resistance can be defined in a variety of ways, let us define it by the ability of the drug to drive the virus extinct in the model (note that virus extinction in the model corresponds to sustained drug-mediated control in reality because the model lacks complicating factors such as latent reservoirs that prevent virus eradication).

It is desirable that model reductions be performed in such a way that a Hopf bifurcation in the full model corresponds to a Hopf bifurcation in the reduced model and that the criticalities of the bifurcations in the full and reduced models match.

However, how well such models correspond to in vivo brain has not been evaluated in an unbiased, comprehensive manner.