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The second scan serves to simulate tumor expansion or shrinkage, based on the principle that, throughout a simulation, the total population of a GC is allowed to fluctuate between a minimum and a maximum value, defined in relation to the initial typical GC cell content.
This paper serves to simulate the fatigue life of a parabolic leaf spring design under variable amplitude loading (VAL).
AFIRS functions as a feature extraction protocol that uses multisource geospatial data sets and SWAT serves to simulate long-term trends of soil and water quality.
The relationship serves to simulate the isolator behavior for use in structural analysis software programs for the design of isolated buildings.
We demonstrate how our model serves to simulate relevant examples of noisy and spatially heterogeneous labeling conditions in the Results section.
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One electrical equivalent circuit was used to model the electrical behaviour whilst another served to simulate the thermal behaviour.
In the new approach outlined above, however, similar mathematical elements now serve to simulate one specific biological control network of fully known circuitry.
In particular, the model may serve to simulate developmental trajectories for a wide number of situations (eg, the application of an intervention, the effects of a fall).
In addition, acoustic playbacks of buzzard calls served to simulate predator presence at a different level of urgency to the pigeons.
Cross-validation-based methods of individually removing direct disease-gene associations can serve to simulate novel gene discovery by ensuring that the test gene does not contribute to the query annotation profile.
We also simulate an experiment where the UME serves to locally dissolve an electrochemically inhomogeneous substrate as a consequence the substrate's geometry changes during the experiment.
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