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The analysis is based on three different scenarios, which are described in the "Scenario overview" section; the corresponding modelling is presented in the "Methods" section and the modelling results in the "Results and discussion" summarizing section.

The calibration is obtained by comparison between experimental and modelling results in batch reactor.

The same approach has been used as that which previously produced modelling results in agreement with measured data in important current drive experiments at JET11,12,31 and FTU28.

We discuss our modelling results in the context of the on-going debates on the potential cardio-vascular risks associated with co-administration of various types of NSAIDs.

It has been designed and implemented to emphasize the comparison of modelling solutions and reproduce hydrological modelling results in a straightforward manner.

We seek further insight into the modelling results, in particular the high interannual variability of the TIS melting rates, by comparing the outcomes of two simulations: one with higher average melting rates (year 2009; JAS melting rate=14.7 m y−1 for TIS and 9.8 m y−1 for MUIS), and another with lower average melting (year 2001; JAS melting rate=11.8 m y−1 for TIS and 7.8 m y−1 for MUIS).

Given that the pulse-strength used in the experiments corresponds to T R = 1, these modelling results are in qualitative agreement with the experimental data in Figure 1: the stimulation was so strong that we should have expected it to have entrained the responses completely.

The modelling results are in agreement with two reported experimental observations.

The modelling results are in a good agreement with the well production history.

The modelling results are in good agreement with the experimental data, so that the developed finite-element approach and code can be used for the analysis of near net shaping of ceramic parts assisted by an electrical field.

Modelling results presented in this paper suggest that elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations (eCO2) lead to reductions in leaf-level stomatal conductance and increases in water use efficiency.