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The term ''theoretical model'' refers to a molecular model obtained, wholly or in part, by the use of theory, such as homology modeling, energy minimization, molecular mechanics or molecular dynamics. Such theoretical models are distinguished from empirical models, which are usually obtained by [[X-ray crystallography]] or [[NMR Ensembles of Models|nuclear magnetic resonance]] (NMR).
The term ''theoretical model'' refers to a molecular model obtained, wholly or in part, by the use of theory, such as homology modeling, energy minimization, molecular mechanics or molecular dynamics. Such theoretical models are distinguished from empirical models, which are usually obtained by [[X-ray crystallography]] or [[NMR Ensembles of Models|nuclear magnetic resonance]] (NMR).