Sentence examples for a model to define from inspiring English sources

The "reference fetus," developed by Ziegler et al,1 has served as a model to define nutritional needs and studies designed to determine nutrient requirements.

A model to define a bi-linear constitutive shear relationship for U-FREIs on the basis of given experimental loading cycles is proposed in the paper.

Thus, Drosophila may serve as a model to define some fundamental properties of neural circuit function as well as gene action that may be relevant to the actions of drugs of abuse in mammals.

This study proposed a model to define 'delayed admission', and explored the effect of ICU waiting time on patients' outcome.

Muir and Howard (1999, 2001) presented a model to define the outcome of a transgenic fish invasion into a natural population.

While there are certain differences, mammary development in mice and humans is relatively similar, and the mouse has been extensively used as a model to define the role of Hh signalling in mammary development [ 23].

We then employ a trust model to define and establish a trust relationship between the different entities of the network, which allows us to detect and react to malicious behaviors.

To uncover the molecular basis of this initiation, Boysen, Barbieri et al. used a zebrafish model to define how wild-type SPOP and a common SPOP mutant (called F133V) affect gene transcription.

We have first proposed formally a game model to define how the network manager and mobile users can obtain their respective equilibria by means of a Stackelberg formulation.

The W3C RSP community group adopts it, together with LARS [32], as a reference model to define the semantics of RSP query language.

If we cannot construct a suitable model to define the precise relation between the input variables and the response or the responses' consequents, then the interpretations will not be reliable.