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Reports from these studies include relative quantification of either static or kinetic frictional resistance, but do not simulate the complexity of tooth movements observed with in vivo sliding mechanics.

The objective of this study was to understand the relationship between mercury sulfide speciation and methylation potential in experiments that more closely simulate the complexity of sediment settings.

"Earthbound experiments can't effectively simulate the complexity of the atmospheric environment," Hao Xifan, deputy chief designer of the CE5-T1 and Chang'e-5 missions, told China's S&T Daily newspaper shortly before the launch.

Laboratory tests for the evaluation of the performances of protective treatments provide valuable information and quantitative data in controlled environments but they are carried out in simplified conditions which cannot fully simulate the complexity of real aged surfaces.

One is the wire mesh model (Xu and Ghassemi 2009; Xu et al. 2010; Meyer and Bazan 2011), which can effectively simulate the complexity of fractures and the spacing between perpendicular fractures; another one is the unconventional fracture model (Weng et al. 2011), which describes complex geological conditions and evaluates the propagation of complex fractures more strictly.

In our work we used a set of widely adopted model networks to simulate the complexity of real-world situations.

Hence, due to the similarity of the finite element model with the actual conditions, and the possibility of simulating the complexity of potential failure in members and connections and loading conditions, a reasonable model with the lowest error rate can be achieved.

The holy grail of in vitro meat will be to make a product that simulates the complexity of muscle in a living animal.

The current challenge of Systems Biology is to integrate high throughput data sets for simulating the complexity of biological networks, exploit the evolution of nature-designed networks that maintain the robustness of a biological system, and thereby generate novel, experimentally testable hypotheses.

The multiscale simulation approach has been successful in probing the lipid interactions of aquaporins, ion channels and G-protein coupled receptors, among others, but simulating the complexities of lipid organisation within membranes remains a challenge in this field [223,224].

As a result, various approaches have been proposed to simulate the underlying complexity of the inflammatory response including both equation based models (EBM) and agent based models (ABM) [7], [8].