Sentence examples for a modelling study for from inspiring English sources

A modelling study for the main wheat growing regions of Australia demonstrated that variations in average growing-season temperatures of 2 °C can cause reductions in grain production of up to 50%, most of which can be attributed to increased leaf senescence as a result of high temperatures9.

Cobiac et al. [45] conducted a modelling study for the Australian setting of six physical activity interventions and found that the use of pedometers and mass media campaigns were likely to be cost-saving and health improving.

"Our research has resolved this issue and paves the way for a modelling study to show what kind of public health interventions could really make a difference".

This was a modelling study based on data on medical visits for influenza-like illness collected by the French General Practitioner Sentinel network, as well as pandemic H1N1 vaccination coverage rates, and an individual-centred model devoted to influenza.

This leads to a significant reduction of APD which may be considered nonphysiological; however the same or similar alterations of the CRN human atrial cell model were used in previous modelling studies for the purposes of theoretical analysis [ 33– 33].

He has taken up controlled source electromagnetic modelling studies for gas hydrates as a part of his research at the University of Texas, Austin, USA, as a visiting scientist and also carried out tsunami studies at the University of Tokyo, Japan, as a visiting professor.

Still in its infancy, soot modelling studies for GDI engines are reviewed in which several soot models adapted are appraised.

This is in spite of the fact that modelling studies for open ocean regions have stressed the importance of more detailed optical parameterization for the quality prediction of sea surface temperature and thermal structure of surface waters.

We aim to investigate policy stakeholders' views of the utility of modelling studies for public health policy.

Other modelling studies for heterosexuals have assumed higher increases [ 5, 19], but we found no studies with significant evidence of such high increases [ 7- 11].

In fact, Bayesian approaches were also applied for interpreting uncertainties in qualitative modelling studies, for example qualitative network analyses (Melbourne-Thomas et al. 2012).