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Other improvements include soil physics that more realistically capture the effects of organic matter on carbon.

By integrating empirical social preference data into spatially-explicit urban growth models, we begin to more realistically capture processes as well as patterns that drive the location, magnitude and rates of urban growth.

This assignment is an attempt to more realistically capture the nature of scientific dissemination, as well as the delay in time from publication to assimilation by the field.

This conception is an effort to more realistically capture the impact of chronic disease when assessing how a population is doing in terms of health.

There is little doubt that BDIMs will be eventually replaced by more sophisticated formalisms that will more realistically capture the mechanisms of genome evolution.

Despite advancing new insights into the roles of rainfall and temperature on infection dynamics, our results highlight that considerable work, experimental, theoretical, and policy based, remains to be modeled in an integrated fashion if we are to more realistically capture the impact of climate change on disease transmission.

Advocated in watermark is the potential of pore network modeling to build a posteriori constitutive relations for the closures of the more conventional macroscopic Euler approaches to capture more realistically single-phase flow phenomena in fixed-bed reactor applications in chemical engineering.

We purposefully allowed for a more broadly defined SMT treatment, in order to capture more realistically the treatments of clinicians performing manual therapy.

For capturing more realistically the shear stress transfer between the crack surfaces, a softening diagram is assumed for modelling the crack shear stress versus crack shear strain.

In the present study, while CN and G&A methods in the SWAT model performed similarly at the outlet of a mixed-land use watershed, G&A captured the internal processes more realistically.

Jesus Rafael Soto and Pol Bury both capture movement in their paintings, but also, more realistically, in their installations.