Sentence examples for model as required from inspiring English sources

One advantage of our modelling technique was that we were able to alter the model as required and in ways not possible with a real bat to ask specific 'what if' questions.

However, it is difficult to provide partial derivatives of the combined ESR/U-series (US) model, as required by the law of propagation of uncertainties.

Additional file 1 PySCeS model descriptor language file for the pyruvate model, as required by the IPython notebook provided as Additional file 5 (see instructions within notebook).

Other probability distributions can be used in the model as required to better reflect biological variability and uncertainty associated with specific disease situations.

(PSC 2 kb) Additional file 2 PySCeS model descriptor language file for the aspartate model, as required by the IPython notebook provided as Additional file 5 (see instructions within notebook).

Data (500 case/mother duos, together with 500 units of any other required data structure e.g. control/mother duos) were simulated under the relevant parameter settings and analyzed using our approach (maximization of the product of the relevant multinomial likelihoods), incorporating different (full and reduced) sets of parameters in the model as required.

Although participants viewed the transfer of the model as requiring a daunting expansion of logistics capabilities, manpower, and supervisory workloads, direct dialogue with the Navrongo project team dispelled mystery about the CHPS development process and nurtured teamwork for developing pilot CHPS areas in Nkwanta.

Particular attention is paid to the development of an interoperable, applicable and transferrable approach to the application of robust and flexible air quality modeling as required for early warning systems on the Web.

However, considering change or evolution scenarios of feature models, we need to compare whether a class-based or an individual-based feature modeling style is recommended to describe feature models to support SPLs, and especially its capabilities to deal with changes in feature models, as required by DSPLs.

The complete shell geometry was modelled as required in composite laminates exhibiting coupling (Tennyson and Hansen 1983) using 4-noded shellhelementsents, with reduced integration.

Moreover, these results from basin-scale simulations can provide physically reliable thermal and hydraulic boundary conditions for local high-resolution reservoir-scale models as required for areas of exploration interest.