Sentence examples for encountered in the model from inspiring English sources

The most severe event that could be encountered in the model was death (utility = 0), and the worst outcome that could be experienced while alive was a severe disabling neurological deficit after progression of intracranial hemorrhage.

These problems are widely encountered in the modeling of physical phenomena.

We do not find in the literature any precise description of the cellular modification encountered in the RET/PTC3 model, nor fully documented data on the several tested parameters we presented (thyroid function, proliferative indices, pathway indicators).

It should be noted that the 3D volume acquired on the CT was only used to extract the surface information for complex boundary encountered in the mouse model which was used in the calculation of the homogeneous weight matrix incorporating no anatomical markers.

A problem commonly encountered in the computational modelling of biological networks is that alternative, structurally different models of similar complexity fit a set of experimental data equally well.

In the context of such a toss-up, and given that the most disastrous event (other than death) encountered in this model is the development of a disabling neurological deficit, we would recommend against the use of routine anticoagulant prophylaxis at 24 hours for these patients.

The paper details the problems encountered in the FE modelling and the solutions to those problems.

In addition the numerical method is shown to accurately describe the void regions encountered in the forward modeling of real-life specimens such as infant brains.

The proposed definition applies to quantities encountered in the fatigue modeling of different materials: mean stress or mean hydrostatic stress for metals, mean damage driving force or mean equivalent strain for quasi-brittle materials or for composites.

These results show that the variables most commonly encountered in the best models for predicting RSV outbreaks are similar to those associated with the development of temperature inversions in the Salt Lake Valley [ 23].

For high peak seasons, wind speed is the variable most consistently encountered in the best models making predictions for the week of the outbreak and one and two weeks in advance, but it is less represented in the best models for predicting three weeks in advance of the outbreak.