Sentence examples for model for competition from inspiring English sources

A more elaborate model for competition between species (De Wit 1960) was used to understand the competitive process better, and to explore the combined effect of differences in fitness at the within and between-host levels (using absolute yield of transmission stages as a surrogate for between-host transmission).

System (1) can be used as a mathematical model for competition in population dynamics.

Goyal and Moraga-Gonzalez introduced network concepts to D'Aspremont and Jacquemin model for RJV competition (consistent with RJV competition given by [16]).

Subsequent reports [3], [17] describing experiments on attention presented a specific model in the context of biased competition (although it was not presented as definitive model for biased competition).

Mr. Bush and Dr. Frist often cite the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program as a model for the competition they want to see in Medicare.

This is used as a model for dimensional competition in propagation effects in the presence of one-dimensional subsystems on a surface.

A general unstructured model for the competition is considered where the specific growth rates of both species are assumed to depend arbitrarily on both the substrate and the biomass.

In order to disentangle the effects between accumulation and virulence we developed a dynamical mathematical model for virus competition together with differential virulences.

Specifications could be varied to suit individual customers' requirements: Models supplied for competition had lightweight aluminum-alloy bodies, while road-going cars enjoyed a fully trimmed interior and softer springing.

The chemostat model of competition for a single-limit nutrient between plasmid-bearing and plasmid-free organisms was proposed by Stephanopoulos and Lapidus [13], who established some local results, whereas a global result was presented in [14].

Our objectives were to quantify the canopy development of rice and some important weeds in response to water management, and test the effects of those descriptions in DSRICE1, a rice weed model of competition for light.