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Compared to their findings of close to 20% increase in recovery efficiency, however, our model only produces a mere 1% more energy in the 10th year of operation than in the first year.

The model only produces heterogeneous concentric damaged areas and homogeneous demyelinated plaques (figure 5a).

As models only produce useful information if the recipients understand the causal relations to a certain degree, there remains a trade-off between the level of complexity and the general usability.

Similarity searches based on BLASTp using the protein sequence of the human θ paralog (accession number: AAI09211) returned no structure from PDB. Homology modeling with SWISS-MODEL [31] only produced a model between amino acid positions 291 and 347.

As a result of its symmetry our coupled channels model could only produce dynamics that were common across all channels, which is clearly not useful for action selection, and so the first step will be to break this symmetry.

These metabolites appear in the model as only produced or only consumed by reactions, and hence will never reach a steady state different than the trivial, and then they will never participate in a feasible solution.

Since the TDRL model would only produce tandem duplications [ 34], these two repetitions are supposed to be formed by the TDRL following an intramitochondrial recombination [ 35] as shown in Figure 4A.

Direct construction of numerical models can only produce some regular structures, which is far from reality.

Experimental results indicate that the model can not only produce rich topological structures but can also match real social networks well in both their macro properties and their micro foundations.

It seems that CDP model can at best only produce a weak length effect for nonwords (Perry, Ziegler, & Zorzi, 2007; Zorzi, 2010).

In the canonical model (1), the nonlinear nature of (G v)) is essential to guarantee relaxation type behaviour as observed in type I neurons which distinguishes this polynomial model from the classic FitzHugh Nagumo model [7, 8] which can only produce type II (and type III) behaviour.