Hilena Esubalew, Mengistu Abebe Messelu, Bethelihem Tigabu Tarekegn, Aster Tefera Admasu, Nega Nigussie Abrha, Bewuketu Terefe
Time to full enteral feeding and its predictors among very low birth weight (VLBW) neonates admitted to the neonatal intensive care units (NICU) in comprehensive specialized hospitals in Northwest Ethiopia
BMC pediatrics
current biogeochemical models produce carbonclimate feedback projections large uncertainties often attributed structural differences simulating soil organic carbon soc dynamics worldwide however choices model parameter values quantify strength represent properties different soil carbon cycle processes could also contribute model simulation uncertainties demonstrate critical role using common observational data reducing model uncertainty estimates global soc storage two structurally different models featuring distinctive carbon pools decomposition kinetics carbon transfer pathways simulate opposite global soc distributions customary parameter values yet converge similar results informed global soc database using data assimilation approach converged spatial soc simulations result similar simulations key model components carbon transfer efficiency baseline decomposition rate environmental effects carbon fluxes two models data assimilation moreover data assimilation results suggest equally effective simulations soc using models following either firstorder michaelismenten kinetics global scale nevertheless wider range data highquality control assurance needed constrain soc dynamics simulations reduce unconstrained parameters new sets data microbial genomicsfunction relationships may also suggest novel structures account future model development overall results highlight importance observational data informing model development constraining model predictions