Sentence examples for by previous modelling studies from inspiring English sources
A small relative increase in concentrations on the leeward side was observed during leaf-on relative to leaf-off conditions as predicted by previous modelling studies.
This has been proposed by previous modelling studies [25], [26].
Reductions in transmission as a result of ACT use have been predicted by previous modelling studies [27] and have been observed in practice [21], [22].
VERTEX helps to address this issue by simplifying the specification of spatially organised cortical network models, and implementing simplified compartmental models that are computationally inexpensive to simulate, but also preserve the spatial and frequency-scaling properties of LFPs elucidated by previous modelling studies (Einevoll et al. 2013; Łęski et al. 2013; Lindén et al. 2010, 2011).
These strategies, deemed as key strategies in the pandemic preparedness plans of the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and elsewhere [ 4, 5, 3], have been shown by previous modelling studies to play a prominent role in the early containment of a future H5N1 pandemic [ 20, 22- 24].
Finally, vaccinating individuals with large betweenness centrality (frequency of mediating connection between pairs of individuals along the shortest paths) is superior to vaccinating ones with large connectedness to others or randomly chosen individuals, which was suggested by previous model studies.
The additional dependence of the branching probability on the within-branch position led us to propose an extension of a previous modelling study by Nowakowski and co-workers which could account for a large range of topological and metrical (length) dendritic tree structures.
The choice of these coordinate axes was motivated by a previous modeling study [19] that suggested that the (o+i) pool of ERG potassium channels was the appropriate slow variable for a fast/slow analysis.
This is also suggested by previous models.
GVis comprises the techniques and technologies (whose development was informed by previous psychophysical studies, previous models for map communication, and previous cognitive models for spatial knowledge and behavior) that facilitate the understanding of complex spatial phenomena via both traditional and nontraditional maps and other spatial representations.
We followed previous ecological modeling studies by characterizing climatic niche space based on the abiotic conditions that each species is known to tolerate [24], [39], [55].
