Sentence examples for integrated modelling approach from inspiring English sources
Brandt, J. et al. Contribution from the ten major emission sectors in Europe and Denmark to the health-cost externalities of air pollution using the EVA model system an integrated modelling approach.
In this study, an integrated modelling approach was developed for those complex catchments by combining three commonly used models: SWMM (Storm Water Management Model), SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool) and MIKE 11.
This integrated modelling approach demonstrated the utility of a simplistic framework for analyzing and assessing ecosystem impacts of land development.
This paper presents an integrated modelling approach to simulate and assess ecological effects of physical habitat changes in rivers.
An overall framework for the activities to be performed has been drawn up, and an integrated modelling approach has been devised.
This paper presents an integrated modelling approach to simulate dynamically the changes in sown areas for the world's major crops at a global scale.
Herein, we present an integrated-modelling approach to describe the osteogenic differentiation of MSCs based on gene expression, cell cycle dynamics, and population balance equations.
Important issues would be how to integrate various modelling approaches into the design process as well as other quality improvement technologies, such as Deming' s [ 48] Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle.
The present study uses three heterogeneous data sources to compile an exhaustive list of prior knowledge which is softly integrated into the modelling approach and thus guides the network prediction to a knowledge assisted solution.
This so called "prior knowledge" (w i, j P r i o r, b i P r i o r ϵ { a, r, i, n } ) is softly integrated into the modelling approach, i.e. a regulatory interaction given by the prior knowledge only remains in the final model if it fits to the observed expression data.
We present here the cost benefit approach (CBA), a modelling approach that integrates the costs of movement to organisms with the benefits of access to habitat.
