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Although molecular structures can be studied easily and extensively by these atom-based simulations, it is less realistic to predict structures defined on the scale of 100 1000 nm with these methods.

Although a possible molecular structure can be simulated by the atom-based simulations, its is less realistic to predict the mesoscopic structure defined on the scale of 100 1000 nm, for example the morphology of polymer blends and composites, which often dominates actual material properties.

Although a possible molecular structure can be simulated by the atom-based simulations, it is less realistic to predict the mesoscopic structure defined on the scale of 100 1000 nm, for example the morphology of polymer blends and composites, which often dominates actual material properties.

This assumption was practical for our case study, because it was not realistic to predict either the future changes in energy prices or their influence on the estimated CL value.

However, it is more realistic to predict that the 7 ky old Neolithic samples from Europe and the modern mtDNAs from Asia are indeed members of haplogroup Q, which derived from Near Eastern aurochs populations.

It is not realistic to predict the performance of each land suitability class unless data are available on plant growth (or other measures of performance) and the relevant inputs from well-characterized sites, and unless the physical characteristics of the land mapping units are equally well known.

Furthermore, despite the fact that the proposed methodology is validated at a preliminary level, focusing on the recovery of a single component from an aqueous solution, it could be served as the first step for the development of a more realistic model to predict the behaviour of a multi-component system.

It is thus questionable if the genetically obese mouse is a realistic model to predict WM changes associated with elevated BMI in otherwise healthy, young adults.

To be realistic, models designed to predict the short-term transport and fate of sediment and contaminants must include large floods and storms, an idea not incorporated into existing models based on uniform sediment flux.

A more realistic approach is to predict the influenza cases using more than one-step ahead forecasts.

Thus, for practical purposes, it may be more realistic to aim to predict the number of tags required to saturate the detection of peaks above a given target enrichment ratio (minimal enrichment saturation ratio, MSER) [ 16].