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45 Therefore, to verify that a VE model is needed and that the parameters obtained are biologically reasonable, one can be recommended to systematically fit the data using both CE and VE models and to compare the viral kinetic parameters obtained with these two models.

For both data subsets, LRT-values for comparing models M1a with M2a and M7 with M8 were statistically significant, suggesting that discrete models M2a and M8 systematically fit these two data subsets better than the neutral models M1a and M7 (Table 4).

The differential labelling observed between the wild type and the mutants does not systematically fit with the altered monosaccharide composition observed (Fig.  4 for example in the case of some epitopes such as LM13 arabinan, this antibody will bind to only a subset of all arabinose-containing polymers in the cell walls.

The parameters for these reactions are systematically fitted to experimental data using low discrepancy (LD) sequences and response surfaces.

The semi-empirical aspect of the current open-hole failure requires the allowables to be systematically fitted against specific test results.

Here simulated PALS spectra reproducing source correction evaluation experiments have been systematically fitted and analysed using the packages PALSfit and MELT.

The semi-empirical aspect of the current open-hole failure approaches requires the allowables to be systematically fitted against specific test results.

Ideal or objective list theories attempt to harmonize conflicting desires not, as hedonism does, by reducing them all to a common denominator, but by systematically fitting them together into an ideal or plan of life.

To characterize the parameters that may allow these distributions to mimic one another, we systematically fitted multi-exponential-generated distributions with a power law model, and power law-generated distributions with multi-exponential models.

Fourth degree polynomials were chosen over third degree polynomials for their convenience in systematically fitting the trajectory curves with two inflection points, a feature that appeared characteristic of tachyzoite invasive motions.

These analyses were important because participants were not tested in the laboratory and they may have modified their performance systematically to fit their hypotheses about the study.