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The Te trend qualitatively agrees with model simulations by Qian et al. ([2011]).

Based on model simulations by Wissuwa (2003) such an increase might be more than sufficient to account for the differences in P uptake typically detected between Nipponbare and Pup1-NILs.

The mid-latitude stations Millstone Hill and Saint Santin show at high altitudes negative trends, whereas the high latitude station Tromso and model simulations by Qian et al. ([2011]) show positive trends.

Molins et al. [23] have shown an overestimation of the dissolution in continuum-scale model simulations by a factor of ~1.9 for well-defined calcite dissolution experiments under advective transport conditions.

However, such a diverse behavior of mid-latitudinal winds at heights approximately 90 to 95 km is supported by the results of model simulations by Qian et al. ([2011]), which reveal a different behavior of trends for different longitudinal regions even as for sign of the trend for zonal wind.

Using techniques including rest-cell-voltage measurements to track state-of-charge, dQ/dV analysis to trace peak area variations, and mechanistic model simulations (by the 'Alawa toolbox), the capacity fades in the initial 120 cycles and subsequent aging are analyzed and degradation modes identified.

As results of this hybrid model simulation by using the commercial code, it is confirmed that the simulation method can estimate heterogeneous distributions of temperature inside the mFFE module, which are seen in experimental results.

Different models represent simulations by varying the activation or inhibition of the specific constraints.

Based on these models, simulations were performed by using the software of MIGRATE 3.2.16.

All molecular modeling simulations were performed by Discovery Studio 2.5 (Accelrys, USA) with CHARMm force field and CFF partial charges used in simulations.

But they are also key questions of philosophy of science, and they have been debated at the recent interdisciplinary workshop on 'Models, simulations and data at LHC', organised by Michela Massimi at Edinburgh University.