Sentence examples for applied as a model from inspiring English sources

In this paper a three layered beam with glass skins and a polymeric core is applied as a model structure to evaluate the mechanical properties.

Acid Red 18 was applied as a model dye and titanium dioxide Aeroxide® P25 (Degussa, Germany) was used as a photocatalyst.

In this study, TRP is applied as a model system for elucidating the effect of HBV replication on the biophysical responses of HepG2 cells transfected by wild type HBV genome.

Both tumours have relatively high SSTR2 expression, and both have often been applied as a model in preclinical studies of PRRT in NET [9 11].

Colloidal suspensions were applied as a model ink in inkjet printing to study the layer formation processes based on self-assembly of nanosphere particles on non-absorbent substrates, which are usually employed in the field of printed electronics.

Whatever system is developed with these two countries can later be applied as a model for the rest of the poor nations of the world.

The Volterra model was applied as a nonlinear model (second-order Volterra (SOV) model) and solved using the ordinary least square (OLS) method.

The damping ratio of the ground applied in the numerical analysis was 5%, and the Mohr Coulomb model, was applied as a soil model.

Therefore, the decision-making model can be applied as a computational model for the development process of emergency response plans, and will be embedded as a reasoning logic in an emergency command decision support system.

The question weights were derived from a logistic regression model and commonly, scarcity of data means that this modelling technique is applied as a single model fitted to the entire data subset [ 21] with none reserved for independent validation and no allowance made for differences in prevalence between training data and the general population.

For all of the intersection points added to the model, the sclerostin effect was applied as a power model in the form of: 2where γ = a parameter modulating the sclerostin effect.