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As pointed out by [8], the Climate-FVS model uses empirically calibrated species-climate relationships based on the observed presence and absence of species.

As pointed out by [ 8], the Climate-FVS model uses empirically calibrated species-climate relationships based on the observed presence and absence of species.

The models use empirically constrained, first-order and pseudo-first-order rate constants to simulate transformations among Hg species [MeHg, Hg II), and Hg(0)] through methylation, demethylation, oxidation, and reduction.

Parameters were modelled using empirically derived nucleotide frequencies, proportion of invariant characters, gamma shape parameter, and six-parameter rate matrix model (see above).

The model uses an empirically derived form to describe growth under optimal environmental conditions.

GemSIM creates and uses empirically derived, sequence-context based error models to realistically emulate individual sequencing runs and/or technologies.

Wireless communication channel models usually use empirically determined parameters, such as path loss exponent (PLE).

We used empirically based simulation modelling of 48 sockeye salmon (O.

A recent study by Goldie et al. used empirically calibrated models to assess the cost-effectiveness of HPV vaccination for 33 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, including Mexico [ 39].

The differences we report suggest that models of disease dynamics may be considerably refined by using empirically determined resistance parameters.

Imposing consistency equations on variance estimates, assuming variances to be exchangeable, or using empirically informed variance priors also yielded good model fits and narrow credible intervals.