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A set of transferable parameters is obtained, and in general, the model well represents the density, the activity coefficients, and the osmotic coefficients of aqueous ionic liquid solutions.

Results shown in Figs. 8 and 9 suggest that the used model well represents the ring current contribution for Sym-H > −80 nT, underestimating it for higher Sym-H.

A pseudo second order kinetic model well represented the kinetic uptake of dyes studied onto JFC.

The results showed that the model well represented the Korean phone-operating behaviours with the significant statistical test of the average time difference of 6.6%.

The NNet models well represent the measured sheet resistance, optical transmittance, and the figure of merit.

Elevated expression of serum amyloid proteins, metalloproteinases, chemokines, and cytokines is frequently seen in the joints of patients with RA [ 27, 29], indicating that the gene expression profiles obtained from these RA models well represent those of patients with RA.

The model developed well represents the experimental results observed, using an apparatus which simulates similar conditions to those encountered by droplets injected into an industrial boiler.

The observation that ccRCC primary cultures retain not only the phenotypic features and the proteomic profile of original tumor tissues but also their genomic profile proves that these short-term cultures are a reliable in vitro model that well represents ccRCC genetics and biology and that prospectively could be used for functional approaches.

The authors state (p. 8, para. 1) that some of their test simulation results substantiate that the model networks well represent the neonatal mouse preBötC in vitro".

Comparisons between the experimental data and simulations reveal that the proposed model can well represent the stress strain and volume deformation behavior observed in the laboratory.

It is shown that a nonisothermal single-diffusion model can well represent the experimental data using consistent equilibrium data, suggesting that the heat effect provides a possible explanation for the bimodal behavior.