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for relatively thinner and narrower end segments, the mass prediction
by the full model can be 1.2 times larger than the result yielded by the
simplified model. For thicker and wider end segments, the relationship
reverses and the mass predicted by the full model is approximately
0.6 times the mass obtained through the simplified model.

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