Sentence examples for by using plausible from inspiring English sources

A clinical case of nephroblastoma from the SIOP 2001/GPOH trial has been selected and by using plausible values of the model parameters derived from clinical experience and relevant literature, an excellent fit of the model to the available clinical data has been achieved in terms of both volume reduction and histological constitution of the tumor.

The parameters for property-related processes in ke and Vdf (partitioning, ionization, reactivity) are replaced by physicochemical properties using plausible extrathermodynamic assumptions, as introduced by the pioneers of the QSAR field.

This was done by conducting two different sensitivity analyses using plausible assumptions to impute missing participant event data for each trial.

Using plausible benchmark vaccine allocation policies of uniform and proportional distribution, we compared their effectiveness to policies found by the EA.

But they tried to make the calculations by using a plausible range of values or the relevant parameters.

This computer model was used to assess the efficacy and safety of rivaroxaban compared with that of other anticoagulants included in the model, by using physiologically plausible clotting scenarios with presumably high relevance for bleeding as well as thrombosis events.

By using a plausible model of the human arm, I derived the weights of the cost function to fit the velocity profile of unperturbed movements (see the Experimental Procedures for details).

NASA had been planning to send humans to Mars in the 2030s and I chaired an independent study that showed how it could be done on a budget that is plausible by using a minimum architecture — not trying to do everything.

m It is also possible to test whether the MCAR assumption is plausible by using the multivariate test proposed by Little (1988).

The assumption is not testable, but it can be made more plausible by using a more inclusive strategy in which more variables are included in the imputer model for prediction of missing values.

"The 'plausible value' methodology correctly accounts for error (or uncertainty) at the individual level by using multiple imputed proficiency values (plausible values) rather than assuming that this type of uncertainty is zero".