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This indicates that lattice models can replicate experimentally observed behavior, while making it possible to study effects of microstructural and geometric variability separately.

Though these models can replicate the annual peaks of influenza in the winters of the highly populated temperate northern and the less populated temperate southern hemispheres, they may not accurately reflect the dynamics in the tropics, an important region which may be the source of new pandemic influenza strains [9] [11].

Rodent models can replicate the protective effect of pregnancy against the development of carcinogen-induced mammary cancer.

Moreover, for the first time, we demonstrate that a shear lag model can replicate the fascicle macroscale mechanics as well as predict the microscale fibrillar deformations.

Using an experiment, we show that this data-driven model can replicate plausible residential distribution and segregation patterns observed in the Auckland region (New Zealand's metropolis).

It has been shown that the proposed driver model can replicate individual driver's steering wheel angle and velocity for a variety of highway maneuvers.

We demonstrate that the described model can replicate the response of these constructs to intrinsic changes in force-generating potential in response to both increasing frequency of stimulation and decreasing starting length.

Analyses of Predicted Heads and Observed Heads at both sites indicate that the Wem model can replicate reasonably the seasonal patterns of water-table fluctuations and the range of values of hydraulic heads at a monthly scale.

In many cases, the ability of the model to match moments not included in the calibration or estimation process, but drawn from the same empirical context, is also used as a test of the model.3 This sort of test represents an important starting point to ensure the benchmark model can replicate behavior observed in the data used to calibrate or estimate it.

That said, we take the fact that the partial equilibrium version of the model passes our more rigorous test as very convincing evidence in favor of using the model for British Columbia (but not for New Brunswick), as the model can replicate many of the outcomes produced by a social experiment without the use of the variation introduced by the social experiment.

Through a representative case study, it is demonstrated that the proposed extended floor field CA model can replicate the well-known phenomena in crowd evacuation such as collective arch-like clogging at the exit as well as other commonly observed group behaviors in evacuation.