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Our results also indicated that when assimilated precipitation and model calibration is performed jointly, the calibrated parameters at the gauged sites could be transferred to ungauged neighboring basins where WRF-Hydro reduced mean root mean squared error from 8.31 m3/s to 6.51 m3/s.

Our goal is not information overload but rather to help identify the key concepts that, when assimilated by clinicians, may actually lead to improved clinical care.

Specifically, when assimilating radar LAI estimates only, the cumulative NEE estimation was improved by 79% when compared to the simulation without DA.

It complemented findings obtained from extensive usability testing about what works for students when assimilating, integrating, retaining and creating deeper meaning from instructional materials.

We show that the EnKF can adequately estimate both the mean and spatial patterns of hydraulic conductivity when assimilating daily values of hydraulic heads from a highly variable initial sample.

Overall, the results of the present study indicate that the passive microwave-based coarser-scale soil moisture products like SMOS hold significant potential to improve the streamflow estimates when assimilating into large-scale distributed hydrological models operating at a daily time step.

This means that growth of the RubisCO mutant is possible with acetate because of the lower burden of excess reductant when assimilating this substrate.

The sugar-supplementation results indicated that, when the medium was supplemented with a second sugar, the sugar-consumption capacity was redistributed between the two sugars, which further confirmed the non-preference of the yeast when assimilating mixed sugars.

However, given the neutral redox balance of the EMCoA pathway when assimilating acetate to malate (see net stoichiometry above) it seems counterintuitive why growth on malate requires the Calvin cycle whereas growth on acetate does not.

Achieving maximum water content did not prevent kernels from increasing their weight when assimilates were subsequently increased.

Maize displayed a consistent trend to dramatic reductions in seed dry weight when assimilates produced during seed filling are reduced, but a virtual lack of responsiveness to improvements in potential availability of assimilates per growing seed.