Sentence examples for reproduced well with from inspiring English sources
The experimental diodicity is reproduced well with the numerical simulation.
It is further shown that the explosion limit at various conditions can be reproduced well with a reduced mechanism of 12 elementary steps and 10 species.
The lacunarity at the minimum box size decreases with increasing porosity, and that at the intermediate box size (∼0.469 mm in the current model sands) was reproduced well with specific surface area.
However, for Area A, the splitting tends to be slightly more significant at the western sites, NM01, NM02, and NM04 (Fig. 3; Additional file 1: Figure S1), and this feature is not reproduced well with the topographic effect alone (Baba et al. 2013a), which suggests the presence of lateral heterogeneity within the array or at a slightly larger scale.
Overall, one can state that the experimental observations, which cover a range of timescales spanning three orders of magnitude, were reproduced well with the current model of the photosynthetic apparatus with the optimized parameters.
Simulations that assumed slippery walls reproduced well the results with drawdowns of 10 30 cm when the pillars were filled with packed sand, gas, and water.
Although the development of a storm berm was not reproduced well, erosion was predicted with sufficient skill (BSS = 0.60) to meet practical engineering requirements concerned with predicting storm impacts and threshold wave and water level conditions for gravel barrier overwashing.
For example, glycerol moieties of hPS reproduce well their interaction with the NH-groups of Arg36/Cys38 along the whole randM1/randM2 trajectories.
The synthetics computed for the FAMT solutions reproduce well the observed waveforms with periods of 10 s or longer.
In laboratory settings at 25°C, A. bahia cultures reproduce well in natural seawater with a salinity of 31 ppt NaCl, although they are reproductively viable in as little as 10 ppt NaCl [ 31].
Our model reproduces well the LOS displacement field with the residual of about one fringe for both the ascending and descending data.
