A previous study using the same simulation model examined the sensitivity of the effectiveness of school closure to various alternative modelling assumptions ([21], Supporting Information).
Their model examined trees and shrubs — known as dominant vegetation — in tropical, temperate and boreal forests.
The model examined a fishery with stationary harvesters, a migrating stock, and a protected spawning reserve.
A mathematical model examined a potential therapy for controlling viral infections using genetically modified viruses.
The present model is compared with the model examined in the previous paper.
The nature of the response varies with the cell model examined and the stage of cell maturation.
Parametric studies using the model examined the influence of particle aspect ratio, blade rotational speed, and material properties.
The first model examined whether loss, measured by the West Haven-Yale Multidimensional Pain Inventory (WHYMPI) Interference Scale, would mediate the relationship between disability and depression.
Seasonal patterns of vegetation structure and function were estimated from climate variables as described in Bradford et al.55 and Schlaepfer et al.49 and the algorithms for estimating vegetation from climate were applied under both current climate and future climate for each time period and climate model examined.
The fluid domain of the numerical model examined the effects of varying pressure and nozzle size on the magnitude of the hydraulic shock.
The so-called Estrategigram was the second model examined.
