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Note that all shown results stem from simulations with the same rate at which deactivated cofilin becomes active again (rCofilinReactivation).

For the task of interpreting UEG morphology, the most useful theoretical descriptions stem from the bidomain model, which is the most realistic model of cardiac electrophysiology for which whole heart simulations are currently computationally tractable (7, 9, 14, 16, 22).

Amazon's attitude towards carbon disclosure clearly stems from its business model.

This idea stems from a threshold model of dementia.

Planning models are fully decoupled from simulation models, which helps simulate uncertainty.

This ambition stems from the quantum simulation concept that Nobel laureate Richard Feynman proposed in 1981.

The results of the presented treatment are compared with results stemming from statistical mechanics or computer simulations.

The simulations are, fortunately, too short to develop visible instabilities stemming from inexact salt conditions.

Several predictions stemming from the model can be empirically evaluated.

This feature stems from the sparseness of the model.

The formulation of present shell and beam model stems from the basic concept of Ahmad [1].