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Calculations based on existing wing-crack models enable the estimation of the grain-boundary cohesive energies.

The generated structural models enable the analysis of sets of cross-linked peptides, thereby reducing the necessity of confidently identifying both peptides in a single MS spectrum.

Finite element implementations of phase field fracture models enable the simulation of complex fracture scenarios as they occur in fracturing of heterogeneous materials.

Conventional genetically engineered mouse models enable the study of tumor growth in vivo, but they are neither readily scalable nor sufficiently quantitative to unravel the magnitude and mode of action of many tumor-suppressor genes.

The proposed simple NAPL dissolution models enable the pseudo-equilibrium formulation to be used and therefore the numerical simulations for field application problems can be simplified compared to the non-equilibrium counterpart.

Xenotransplantation models enable the propagation and analysis of primary human samples but may be difficult to interpret due to variability of genetic background, the effects of immune recognition, a limited knowledge of genetic alterations in samples before and after xenotransplantation, and incomplete interaction with the microenvironment.

Our use of copula-based models enables the estimation of the joint model in stages, greatly reducing the computational burden.

The comparison of models enables the identification of possible sources of uncertainty in hydrological modelling of a tropical catchment.

The Atlas is accompanied by a CD-ROM containing all the atlas maps and elevation models – enabling the reader to discover a wealth of fascinating details in Antarctica!

This feature of SOC models enables the simulation of fading channels having symmetrical and asymmetrical DPSDs [23 26].

Mixed-effect logistic regression models enabled the correlations between repeated measures to be taken into account.