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For reasons of space, only one scenario will be reproduced fully.

The overall agreement with the temporal variation of the Dst is very good, but the strength of the great storm (min Dst = -280 nT) with its rapid main phase is not reproduced fully.

As a result, zero-dimensional MBEs are bound to reproduce fully dimensional numerical data results when properly applied and for conditions consistent with their assumptions.

This is because RANS "full turbulent" modeling works very well at higher Reynolds numbers, reproducing fully developed turbulence [10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16].

In particular the simulations aim to reproduce fully developed thermal and velocity profiles by using a standard finite element implementation of the Navier Stokes equations coupled with the energy and momentum turbulence models.

Despite the importance of rectal infection in the AIDS epidemic, current knowledge regarding HIV rectal entry is limited to in vitro work, which does not reproduce fully the complexity and specificity of the rectal milieu.

Experimental studies in general are simulations and cannot reproduce fully realistic situations.

We observe that the inferred dynamic model is capable of reproducing fully the dynamic behavior for SWI5 and ASH1.

On the other hand, since HD occurs only in humans and we are not able to reproduce fully this process in animals till now, the interpretation of all findings has to be always carefully weighted and sufficiently critical.

But few of Barthes's heirs – and Batchen's essay collection reprints three decades' worth of critical appraisal and envy of Camera Lucida – have ever reproduced or fully accounted for the strange air of searching and susceptibility that permeates his brief "note".

For example, the cellularization process has been recapitulated in mammalian myotubes, but there is no data to suggest that this can be reproduced in fully differentiated mature muscle fibers, which are thicker and striated with contractile proteins.