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Muhie, S. et al. Brain transcriptome profiles in mouse model simulating features of post-traumatic stress disorder.

The resulting humanized gnotobiotic animals were fed a representative macro- and micronutrient Malawian diet for several weeks, followed by RUTF for several weeks, followed by a return to the Malawian diet, thereby simulating features of clinical practice.

The intraphagosomal transcriptome was compared with the transcriptome of MTB in standard broth culture and during growth in diverse conditions designed to simulate features of the phagosomal environment.

A brine recycling MSF plant was modelled as a case study, presenting advanced and unpublished simulated features and transients.

Comparisons were also performed for a set of simulated features with known dynamics ('controls'), which were sampled from the corresponding Gaussian process with 5% of variance due to technical noise and the remaining variance distributed evenly between components.

Artificial neural networks are some kind of data processing systems, which try to simulate features of the human brain and its learning process.

In other words, it is necessary to adjust the simulated features to the statistical properties of a local (georeferenced) distribution function of rain deviates for the overall results to replicate real data.

To simulate features of the moderate storm occuring at 03 00 UT on the solar eclipse day, the STORM model of the IRI-2007 is turn on and given with the latest ap index.

The model prediction of the concentration profile of the "other" compartment reveals that the theoretical understanding of this organ is consistent with its simulated features.

Although 0D models are numerically efficient and provide a simple framework in which the baroreflex response can be investigated, these models are unable to simulate features such as pulse wave propagation, complex local hemodynamics in stenoses and aneurysms, and most importantly for our purposes, gravity-induced gradients resulting in spatial variations in pressure.

On the other hand, genetic models of β-Klotho (transmembrane protein that acts with FGF receptors) ablation in the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus (SCN) and the dorsal vagal complex (DVC) simulate features of physiological starvation response, such as increased glucocorticoid levels, suppressed physical activity, and altered circadian behavior (201).