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Neither model could reasonably estimate the snow-driven runoff that dominates these types of western rangelands.

Given a realistic start, the model could reasonably accurately simulate the behavior of a key ocean property driving the AMOC.

The result of reaction kinetics analysis showed that the 2-boxes model could reasonably explain the experimental data.

With these storage discharge functions, a simple hydrologic model could reasonably simulate time series with minimal calibration (Nash Sutcliffe R2 of 0.71 and 0.67 on log transformed discharge).

Simulations using a calibrated discrete fracture matrix diffusion (DFMD) model could reasonably reproduce the denitrification and resulting flux of nitrate observed during variable flow rate from the columns.

It is confirmed that tubular reinforced concrete columns of air-cooling condenser structure exhibit a moderate ability of energy dissipation, and the nonlinear finite element model could reasonably simulate its seismic behavior.

Although both two models could reasonably forecast the incidence of TB, the hybrid model demonstrated better goodness-of-fit than the SARIMA model.

The model could reproduce reasonably well the observed preferential migration of AY7 and SB through the fractured till, although it did not capture the exact depth of migration and the negligible impact of the dead-end biopores in a near-saturated matrix.

We found that Fung's original model could reproduce reasonably well the single-step data, but its most recent extension, the so-called AQLV model [7], could do even better.

Although the "inside and outside" pattern is important, as it is reminiscent of the original embryonic structures, the SAH model could not reasonably explain the "inside and outside" pattern as described in the Background section [ 9].

The analytical model developed could reasonably predict the cracking and ultimate moment of stone slabs strengthened with reinforced mortar.