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Nevertheless, we assume such classification and bordering in order to more realistically model real radio propagation environment of a medium city, which can typically be characterized with decreasing obstacle density in direction from a center to a border city region.

Our analytical approach utilized several recently developed methods that more realistically model the temporal evolutionary process.

Once the pandemic has spread to several countries, models with greater complexity and ability to more realistically model global mixing patterns [6] [8] are required.

AIMS: To more realistically model the effect of core protein production in the adult liver, we developed a mouse with conditional expression of HCV core and examined the effect of core protein production in the adult liver.

The graph-based framework and operations described by Ahsendorf et al. provide a theoretical toolkit to formally accommodate such processes, and will hopefully enable us not only to more realistically model gene regulation, but also to gain insight into the currently opaque functions of non-equilibrium processes involved in chromatin organization and regulation.

In a study by McKinnon and Landheer [18], the DNA molecule was more realistically modelled as a cylinder with a permeable charge sheet.

However, instead of two fixed values, impulse noise can be more realistically modeled by two fixed ranges that appear at both ends [10 12].

Using an illustrative sphere packing assembly, it is demonstrated that flow structure and wall heat transfer patterns in low aspect ratio fixed bed reactors are more realistically modelled by properly accounting for the discrete void fraction variations.

A generalised road network also has the advantage of more realistically modelling evacuation flows because the public's knowledge of the road network will be imperfect and they are most likely to remain on more familiar routes such as major roads and motorways (Tomsen 2010).

By requiring the colony to obey a phenomenological model of the acetate switch, this pathological behavior was ameliorated, and the potential for acetate crossfeeding to emerge within wild-type E. coli colonies was more realistically modeled.

We designed the following experiments to broaden our understanding of the effects of joint exposure to Hg vapor and MeHg, a situation that more realistically models human exposures, which are both concurrent and chronic and generally begin long before pregnancy.