Sentence examples for model equations involved from inspiring English sources

The two types of model equations involved in reactive flow simulations reflect very different physics.

Table 3 [ 82, 86, 87, 127, 131, 137] summarizes the different isotherm model equations involved in the present review along with their relevant parameters.

In Section 2, we have given some basic definitions of fractional calculus and model equations involving fractional-order derivatives.

A kinetic model equation involving luminal degradation clearance (CLdeg) was derived, and CLdeg was estimated according to the equation with in vitro and in vivo reported data of two kinds of ampicillin prodrugs (lenampicillin and pivampicillin) and one acyclovir prodrug (valacyclovir).

The PRW model equation involves fitting the experimental mean-squared displacement of cell population with speed and persistence time as two parameters, of which speed is known.

The solutions of all the differential equations involved in the model are accurately approximated by the finite differences method applied over an appropriate discretization.

It discusses first the main partial differential equations involved in these models and their variants.

There are other detailed mathematical equations involved in Bayesian estimation of the beta-binomial model for specific cases.

For example, linear equilibrium equations (for example, obtained when using scaled sum combination functions) in principle can be solved analytically in a generic form, thereby obtaining expressions for the equilibrium values in terms of the parameters of the model, but equilibrium equations involving logistic functions cannot be solved in such a manner.

It results in a single velocity, non-conservative hyperbolic model with two energy equations involving relaxation terms.

DAISY (Differential Algebra for Identifiability of SYstems) is a recently developed computer algebra software tool which can be used to automatically check global identifiability of (linear and) nonlinear dynamic models described by differential equations involving polynomial or rational functions.