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Also, comparing our model with [15 19], which do not include latently infected T-cells, we observed that those models would underestimate the total number of T-cells, and overestimate the number of infectious virions.

Comparing our model behaviors with those established in Perelson et al. [10] and Rong and Perelson [11] without logistic growth, we found that their models would underestimate the number of the latently infected CD4+ T-cells, productively infected CD4+ T-cells and infectious virions.

Furthermore, the single-phase elastic soil model would underestimate the vertical displacement responses caused by both the accelerating and decelerating trains at the speed 200 km/h.

MC results indicated that neglecting the parameter uncertainty of the model would underestimate the non-point source pollution load, and that the relationship between model input and output was non-linear.

However, if frequent infections induce a weaker immune response, especially lower IgM production, our model would underestimate infection incidence.

Yet, most candidates rely on 'educated guessing' as opposed to random choice [ 8], so the first model would underestimate their correct answer rate.

Omitting this variable for this type of aid in the model would underestimate the coefficients reported here reflecting the true effect of the policy change on physician practice location choices.

Results in Figure 1 show that even though the RAS model was able to estimate the correct topology for data simulated under the general model, it would underestimate the branch lengths.

By numerical simulations, we observe that the model without logistic growth would underestimate the number of infectious virions, while the model without latent infection would overestimate the number of infectious virions.

Figure 3 also demonstrates that the model without logistic term would underestimate the number of the latently infected CD4+ T-cells, productively infected CD4+ T-cells, and infectious virions, while it does not change the number of healthy CD4+ T-cells obviously.

Further the model calculations showed that a stationary approach would underestimate leaching to surface waters considerably.