Sentence examples for developed a modeled from inspiring English sources
To do this, we developed a modeled vegetation IBI (MVIBI) based on metrics previously used to develop vegetation indices of biological integrity (VIBIs) for Ohio wetlands (e.g. % invasive grass, % sensitive species, shrub richness).
Therefore, the U.S. EPA developed a nationwide database with modeled annual average concentrations of HAPs (Rosenbaum et al. 1999).
Because clinical lipid data can be markedly altered by co-morbidity and/or medication use, we have also developed an alternate phenotype, a modeled lipid trait constructed by censoring the longitudinal lipid data for each individual at the first medical record date linked to a relevant co-morbidity (e.g., diabetes mellitus) or lipid modifying medication (e.g., atorvastatin).
It seems that early in the 19th century a group of historians, politicians and mathematicians secretly developed a set of "cliological" equations that modeled human behavior within a reasonable margin of error.
To understand how the physical and surface properties of NPs affect their diffusion in mucus, we have developed a coarse-grained molecular dynamics model to study the diffusion of NPs in modeled mucus layer.
To describe the intracellular ASYN dynamics we developed a biomolecular reactions network capturing the interactions of modeled species.
For instance, Hou et al. developed an SVM-based method that modeled HIV-1 protease inhibitor resistance using structural information of the HIV-1 protease [ 25].
This study develops a mathematical regression model to summarize the FE modeled results.
He said the site had been approached by several producers about possibly developing a television program in the U.S. modeled after "Access Hollywood" or "Entertainment Tonight".
Secured deal in April to develop a 35,000-square-meter casino in Barcelona modeled after its flagship City of Dreams complex in Macau.
NATA is a US EPA developed database with modeled annual average concentrations of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) at the state, county, and census tract levels.
