Sentence examples for model appropriately represents from inspiring English sources
This model appropriately represents the variation of chromium concentration along the bioreactor.
It is shown that when the ratio of pulse period to the fundamental structural period falls in a range of 0.5 2.5, the equivalent pulse model appropriately represents the structural response to forward-directivity ground motions.
Such a scheme would require more congener-specific data and would need to consider whether a simple linear additive model appropriately represents observed effects at environmentally relevant doses.
The PFR model more appropriately represents these non-ideal agricultural wetlands in which check ponds are in series.
A methodology is proposed that more appropriately represents the long-term processes and beach response.
2) The modeled system connections appropriately represent the system.
In particular, carbon flux observations wherever existing need to be used in model development and testing to appropriately represent the sensitivity of production and respiration processes to climate fluctuations.
Here, the results reported the translation has appropriate stability in repeated assessments for general groups' comparisons, but the hypothesized theoretical model of QOL is not appropriately represented with the KINDL items.
We anticipate that modification of the model parameters will be required to appropriately represent other strains of mice, genetic knockouts, or transgenic mouse models.
A linear model was applied in order to appropriately represent both widespread and more tropically restricted species and this detected a subtle relationship between the prevalence of Wolbachia and the midpoint latitude of twelve individual species (R = 0.86, F1,10 = 71.43; p < 0.001; Additional file 4).
At these extreme supercooled temperatures, it is known that freezing can occur via the homogeneous nucleation of ice [ Murray et al., 2010; Riechers et al., 2013], and this process therefore needs to be appropriately represented in cloud models.
