Sentence examples for incorporating population from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to develop and verify a socio-hydrological model using system dynamics (SD), thereby combining a deterministic conceptual hydrological model and a social model incorporating population, land use, economics, technology, and policy dimensions.
Results demonstrate the ability of our measure in quantifying the underlying heterogeneity of the clinical samples, and suggest its utility in providing researchers with reliable severity assessments incorporating population heterogeneity.
For this purpose, a travel demand model linked with models for traffic assignment, emissions, and air quality was used to simulate population exposure to ambient Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) in a base year (2008) and in a horizon year (2031) while incorporating population and demographic projections.
The model was a linear mixed model incorporating population as a random effect.
The effect of incorporating population dynamics on the model outcomes can easily be seen via changes in disease measures.
The theme of incorporating population variability into dose response assessment and low-dose extrapolation was prominent in workshop discussions.
Further well-conducted epidemiological studies, incorporating population-based measures of individual and societal burdens, are needed in many countries, and especially those that are resource-poor.
A single index score is obtained by incorporating population-based preference weights to the 15 dimensions.
A single index score (the 15D score, also referred to here as 15D summary score) is obtained by incorporating population-based preference weights to the dimensions [ 31].
As we have previously acknowledged, 20 cross-sectional studies such as this are inevitably subject to a number of limitations including the potential of ecological fallacy, especially when incorporating population-level estimates.
Moreover, the results stress the need to incorporate population requirements when assessing the distribution of forests with high conservation value.
