Sentence examples for building a comprehensive model from inspiring English sources

This work is part of a larger project building a comprehensive model for malaria with the objectives of determining target product profiles for new interventions, and devising optimal deployment strategies for current and future control interventions.

As shown in Table  1, the PHA itself is only a portion of the total data repository of the EHR that will be critical to building a comprehensive model with predictive power.

Using the available data, we constructed a mechanistic differential equations model as the first step toward building a comprehensive model of the immune response in DMD aiming to provide insight into the nature of the immune/inflammatory mechanisms contributing to DMD pathogenesis in the early disease stages.

The determination of protein copy numbers and membrane densities on pancreatic ZGs represents a significant advance towards building a comprehensive molecular model, using quantitative proteomics approaches, for any given subcellular organelle.

Simulating different mechanisms by which a hypothetical risk factor affects the natural history of CRC allowed us to explore the impact of risk factor assumptions within the CRC-SPIN model, and was an important step toward building a comprehensive risk factor model.

Flying in this orbit, Aqua will take readings of every part of the globe every 16 days, building a comprehensive database that allows scientists to assess changes and drastically improving computer models for long-term forecasting.

The Dashboard represents a first step in building a comprehensive chemical-substance-centric informatics architecture to provide flexible access to data, models and analysis tools in support of EPA's research programs.

They're slowly building a comprehensive knowledge base on being a freelancer in France.

In spite of these limitations, building a comprehensive profile or map of genetic affinities is a worthwhile goal.

This information technology approach can thus serve as the basis for building a comprehensive system to assess environmental cancer etiology.

Suggestions for building a comprehensive, system-wide, and policy-driven discharge planning process with clearly identified staff roles were raised.