Sentence examples for emulating the situation from inspiring English sources
Since the RMCBS enables an operator to rapidly follow the course of disease, label a subject as affected or not, and correlate the level of illness with neuropathologic injury, it can ultimately be used to guide the initiation of treatment after the onset of cerebral disease (thus emulating the situation in the field).
In this experiment, we emulate the situation that all ten stations are greedy; and one of ten stations contains both greedy uplink and downlink flows.
This assessment method more closely emulates the situation in the field and attempts to bring the animal model closer to the human disease.
Our model could be potentially improved by administration of IM, to better emulate the situation in the majority of CML patients.
The proportion of each value in the buffer was the same as the core area, as we wanted to emulate the situation where a researcher does not know the habitat composition beyond the boundaries of the map and the only land-cover information available is within the core area.
These models emulate the situation where the phenotype under study cannot be predicted from the independent effects of any single gene, but is the result of combined effects of two or more genes [ 31].
"And why would we want to emulate the dysfunctional situation in Albany?" he asked.
Since photoreceptor degeneration in the rd1 retina is triggered by a loss-of-function in phosphodiesterase-6 (PDE6), we used selective PDE6 inhibition to emulate the rd1 situation on non-rd1 genotypes.
This arrangement closely emulates the typical situation for diabetes remote consultation by videoconference, where patients are accompanied either by a nurse or their GP.
To a certain extent, the data structure described in the previous section is emulated in the situation class which contains data about alerts, DCP attributes like latitude, longitude, and radius.
A recent episode of Grey's Anatomy showcased a similar situation with Syrian physicians emulating the battlefield conditions under which they must operate in their civil war.
