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The correlation between microorganism growth and production of enzymes was efficiently described by the Le Duy kinetic model.

The conductivity behavior of the nanocomposite material was efficiently described using a percolation model: the conductivity can be tuned by changing the NMG content and the latex size.

Granulation processes can be efficiently described using population balance models (PBMs) and discrete element modeling with efficient numerical techniques for accurate solution and the applicability of Quality by Design (QbD) in the process operation.

We demonstrate that these coefficients have significantly non-Gaussian statistics that are efficiently described by Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM).

This does show that the fretting crack nucleation of the studied material can be efficiently described by the local effective loadings inside the contact.

Based on the assumption of brittle fracture in Mg alloys, the interfacial separation caused by segregated solutes in Mg can be efficiently described by the energy-based criterion of fracture, which is in good agreement with the fracture toughness obtained by experimental tests of Mg M binary alloys.

The periodic part can be efficiently described as a sum of sinusoids with slowly varying amplitudes and frequencies, and the residual part is assumed to be irregular noise signal.

Complex biological processes such as cell proliferation or cellular stress can be efficiently described by causal network models [ 16, 17].

Toxicity rules can be efficiently described using standard terminology and template algorithms, adapted for each specific study.

We also note that often, long time-scale processes are long simply because they are composed of many "steps" or molecular events that each might occur in short time scales and therefore can be efficiently described using MD.

The symbols and principles of Ambiscript Mosaic are such that they can be efficiently described and understood by readers via compact captions and keys, which accompany figures and tables in published manuscripts.