Sentence examples for by modelling the relation from inspiring English sources

First an unadjusted reference curve for estimated fetal weight was constructed by modelling the relation between gestational age and estimated fetal weight, using repeated measurement analysis and fractional polynomials [ 26].

It is a well-known fact that linear dynamic behavior of structures can be studied by modeling the relation between force(s) [input(s)], acting on a structure, and their resulting structural vibration response(s) [output(s)].

We have demonstrated here that the prediction accuracy of an HMM-based trajectory formation system is improved by modeling the phasing relations between acoustic and gestural boundaries.

Maximum likelihood methods estimate phylogenetic relations by modeling the sequence evolution (i.e., nucleotide substitution patterns) of genes to construct the gene trees (Swofford et al. 1996).

The European moss monitoring produces datasets at high spatial resolution which was used to evaluate the performance of the EMEP model [11] and to calculate deposition maps with a spatial resolution of 5 km by 5 km through modelling the statistical relations between atmospheric deposition and bioaccumulation of of Cd, Pb and N by use of Regression Kriging [12, 13].

Guru and Punitha [ 29] propose to address the limitation of 9DLT matrix by modelling directional relations between two spatial entities using a directed line segment.

The meaning of a given item is modeled by the relation corresponding to a label that is assigned to the item.

We used the V s model obtained in this study and a V p model scaled from the V s model by the relation in Brocher (2005) for an input velocity model.

Thus, if one estimates the seismic moment of an isotropic source by using Okada's model, the relation given in Equation 49 should be used to estimate the volume change due to the corresponding spherical source or Mogi model.

Previous research suggested that entrepreneurship is influenced by innovation, but in this model, the relation is largely mediated by self-efficacy (Karimi et al., 2012).

The chapter presents a simplified representation of the influence exerted on the selection of a rock-mass behavior model by the relation of the discontinuity spacing and the size of the problem domain.