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The presented model is based on the introduction of a fluid inertia term that accounts for the non quasi steady effects and the use of a compressor map extended to the surge and negative flows zone obtained from experimental tests.
The presented model is based on a mass flowrate decoupling concept where flowrates of salt and water in the process are separately considered to allow for the development of a linear programming (LP) optimization formulation while accounting for process heat and mass balances.
The presented model is based on reducing the third and fifth harmonic energy of the HP-PWM signal.
Although not within the scope of this light microcopy study, I would like the authors to comment on the following issues related to spindle architecture: 1) The presented model is based on the idea that chromosomes/chromatids move laterally along microtubule bundles.
The event costs of the presented model are based on various publications to ensure the best available evidence has been included.
The results of the presented model are based on clinical events and health-related quality of life data from the ASA low-dose cohort of the PLATO study combined with mean cost from published literature and official tariffs like DRG.
With the exception of models 4 and 8 10, all presented models are based on d 1.3m as independent predictor variable, as such a variable that is quick and easy to measure in the field.
Remarkably, the present model is based on topological as well as configuration-dependent molecular descriptors.
The present model is based on closed form expression and does not involve any fitting parameter.
Furthermore, the present model is based on a rigorous homogenization method which is capable of predicting both the constitutive behavior and the microstructure evolution of porous materials.
The present model is based on recent experimental investigations directed towards identifying the nature of the nucleation sites for recrystallized grains of different crystallographic orientations.
