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As a next step, co-cultured mini-organ models could simulate pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in physiological and pathological conditions.

The comparison made between the experimental data and the simulation results of the CA model and the HYDRUS-1D software showed that the establishment of one-component and multi-component CA models could simulate EE2 and E2 soil column leaching processes, and the CA models achieve an intuitive, dynamic, and visual simulation.

Although both models could simulate the TB time series data well, the hybrid model, which takes both linear and nonlinear components into account, outperformed the SARIMA model.

Although these models could simulate individual cellular responses caused by signaling through the medium-mediated pathway, the gap junctional pathway has not been fully taken into account.

This model could simulate a multicomponent gas mixture separation by solving the governing differential mass balance equations with numerical methods.

Phase mixture modeling could simulate the absence of strain hardening associated with the grain boundary mediated plastic deformation mechanism.

Realizing that Dr. Tonge's model could simulate asteroid impact events, the team merged it with another model that also replicated the effects of a large asteroid's gravitational field.

It is demonstrated that the present MECis model could simulate well the responsive behavior of the ionic-strength-sensitive hydrogel quantitatively.

The current investigation demonstrates that the proposed hybrid model could simulate the refrigerant flow in parallel flow condensers efficiently and its prediction has a reasonable precision.

A closed loop simulation demonstrated that an operator model could simulate the trenching work cycle with multiple operator strategies, and adapt to different vehicle and work site settings.

The micromechanical model could simulate the matrix failure and debonding of the fiber/matrix interface by the Christensen failure criterion and cohesive zone modeling, respectively.