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An antiseptic effect of propofol is therefore speculated and needs further investigation because of endotoxemic sepsis using the animal models is poorly consistent with clinical features of human sepsis [33], [34].

The choice of material parameters is more difficult than in classical anisotropic models and the impact that changes to these parameters can have on the predictions of such models are poorly understood.

In regions where saltwater overlies freshwater, the upward freshwater fluxes predicted by dispersive modeling were found to be consistently closest to the upward freshwater flux of Case 1, compared to Cases 2 and 3. Saltwater-to-saltwater leakages from the dispersive models were poorly represented by the sharp-interface models.

These scores indicate the models are poorly predictive and show no clear advantage or disadvantage for using either descriptor.

The findings in this not only underscore the importance of allometry in forest biomass mapping, but highlight that errors in existing allometric models are poorly understood.

Since the extension of the classical model for multiple phases is widely used (Nestler et al. 2005), the natural multiphase-field model, as well as the regularized multiphase-field models are poorly studied.

These models were poorly sensitive to the number of selected PCoA axes for vegetation (Fig. S1b d).

All other models were poorly supported by the data (Table 1, model 6, 9, 10, 11, 12).

Of course, it may simply be that human tumor explant models are poorly predictive of real-life clinical cancer biology.

Animal models are poorly relevant for SSc human pathogenesis, but these are first clues of IL-17 involvement.

Because of combinatorial complexity, ODE models are poorly suited for representing the molecular interactions within a cell signaling network.