The phrase "a simulated case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussions about training, education, or research where a hypothetical scenario is created for analysis or practice.
Example: "In our training session, we will analyze a simulated case to better understand the decision-making process in crisis situations."
Alternatives: "a mock scenario" or "a hypothetical case".
To demonstrate the application of this method, a full-scale tail-plane structure has been studied by using simulated "test" modes as a simulated case and using measured modes as a practical case.
A simulated case study of model-based feedback control demonstrates the utility of the modeling approach.
The effectiveness of the control scheme is demonstrated through a simulated case study.
This study establishes a method for the identification of commercial turtle shells and illustrates a simulated case using gelled products.
A simulated case and a clinical case with nasopharynx cancer are employed to demonstrate the feasibility of AGA.
The two-layer control strategy is illustrated with a simulated case study of an industrial polymerization process.
Furthermore, a way of recovering the parameters of a Scheffé model (provided that it holds and has the same complexity as the K-PLS one) from the trend of the aforementioned pseudo-sample trajectories is illustrated via a simulated case-study.
A simulated, case-based learning intervention for physicians significantly reduced risky prescribing events and marginally improved glycemic control in actual patients.
Studies have tested the impact of a simulated case-based education with opinion leader feedback, 28 customised feedback 29 and real-time feedback to patients and their physicians using cell phone software; 30 these studies are summarised below.
For example, in a simulated case-control study using stepwise regression of variables declared to be significant with p-values between 0.01 and 0.05, only 49percentt were true risk factors [ 12].
One notices here that in about half of all simulated cases, a relatively intense intercellular communication eventually produces a switch of all SCs in the tissue from a proliferative state to maturation.
