Sentence examples for incorporating a time from inspiring English sources

Such rhythmicity was not apparent when multiple analyses using only a single time-point were considered; the importance of incorporating a time component into experimental design was demonstrated.

In the work, a random walks model called the Lévy Modulated Correlated Random Walks (LMCRW) is proposed by incorporating a time discrete reorientation behavior with Lévy statistics, into the background continuous scanning process modeled as correlated random walks.

Monk [ 12] showed that observed oscillatory behaviour can be explained by incorporating a time delay.

Intervention effects will be assessed by conducting linear and logistic random effects models incorporating a time by group interaction or latent growth curve modelling to determine whether trends across the three data points within the course of the patients' treatment differ between the carer groups.

The effect of the intervention will be assessed by conducting multilevel mixed effects regression models (in Stata V.12), controlling for site-level clustering and incorporating a time by group interaction to determine whether trends across the three data points within the course of the patients' treatment differ between the intervention and usual care groups.

We study here a negative feedback loop in gene regulation where an ODE incorporating a time delay has been proposed as a realistic model and where experimental data is available.

New correlations, incorporating a time-dependent term, have been developed to compensate for the time required for the bed to achieve equilibrium sorption capacity.

Second, a multi-objective RD optimization model using the estimated response functions of both the process mean and variance is proposed by incorporating a time-series components within a dynamic modeling environment.

This study generalizes previous stochastic fatigue crack growth models by incorporating a time-dependent noise term described by arbitrary marginal distributions and autocorrelations to model the uncertainty in the crack growth under constant amplitude loading.

The equilibrium solid-phase concentration is assumed: (i) incorporating a time-dependent solid-phase concentration Ye,t, (ii) equal to the intersection point of the equilibrium isotherm and the operating line and (iii) the point on the equilibrium isotherm where the liquid-phase concentration equals the initial concentration in the film pore diffusion model.

*Cremer and Schoonen (2013) seemed to be only WAF test study that directly touched on this issue by explicitly incorporating a time-sensitive measure.