Sentence examples for integrated modelling framework from inspiring English sources

With a fully integrated modelling framework, both the benefits and risks of a different dosing strategy can be explored, which is of special importance in oncology where a range of outcome measures are being applied and different types of adverse effects are limiting.

We apply an integrated modelling framework, building on local knowledge and previous field- and model-based studies, to link biophysical landscape changes at high temporal and spatial resolution to economic benefits for key actors in the basin.

Here, we advocate and outline a new integrated modelling framework that deploys coupled mesoscale reduced complexity models, reductionist coastal area models, data-driven approaches, and qualitative conceptual models.

The objective of this study is to demonstrate how the integration of sustainability indicators and mineralogical attributes could be achieved in developing an integrated modelling framework of a magnetic separator.

We present an integrated modelling framework for the joint problems of network design, fleet deployment and empty repositioning in liner shipping.

We first introduce a general definition of what is an environmental integrated modelling framework, leading to an outline of the requirements for a generic software architecture for such frameworks.

Period-specific harvest tasks, biomass moisture content variations throughout the dynamic processing chain and concurrent ambient drying in storage processes have been captured analytically and integrated into the modelling framework.

This paper develops a new model of workplace choice for the Sydney Greater Metropolitan Area (SGMA) and describes the way in which this model is integrated into a general modelling framework of MetroScan, an improved version of the Transportation and Environment Strategy Impact Simulator Transportation TRESISS).

In this paper a tunnel information modelling framework, basically integrating four interlinked subdomain models and linked project performance data, is presented.

We propose a modelling framework that integrates information derived from statistical inferential models, which are now widely used to describe the behaviour of moving animals, with ABC methodologies for the parameterisation and analysis of IBMs.

Integrating reproductive parameters into the modelling framework showed that individuals occurred, but did not reproduce successfully, above a certain environmental threshold.