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For age distribution, model observations show that STEM worker average age increases with STEM density.
Models and observations show that greenhouse warming results in warming of the lower atmosphere (called the troposphere) but cooling of the upper atmosphere (called the stratosphere).
Model results and observations show that coastal knickpoint development is strongly dependent on drainage basin area, where knickpoints typically occur in drainage basins smaller than 5 × 105 6 × 106 m2, as well as channel geometry and sea-cliff retreat rate.
The quantitative results compared between IRI-2012 model predictions and observations show that the predicted foF2 values are basically underestimated and the magnitude of their deviations obviously increases with increasing solar activity.
Moreover, the PFC model and HRSTEM observations show remarkable agreement on the non-equilibrium evolution of composition within the early clusters as well as their preferred growth orientation and spherical-to-ellipsoidal morphological transition.
Cross-comparisons between the two model results and observations show that IRI fails to simulate the two signatures while MAGIC partially reproduces the storm features.
The statistics of the comparison between model estimates and observations show that the best results are obtained for the winter nitrate concentration (Fig. 3).
The 3D model runs and the field observations show the development of two types of chute cutoffs: a scroll-slough cutoff and a bend cutoff.
In addition, the highest temperature is seen in June in the IRI-2007 model results, while the ESR observations show the highest temperature in March.
These observations show exemplarily that models of infectious diseases need to be adapted for the assessment of clinically relevant outcome measurements.
For now, Velicogna points out that their observations show more severe melting than what models, such as those used by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, predict.
