Sentence examples for model paired with from inspiring English sources

The Gaussian air dispersion model paired with ArcGIS using Python programming were employed to estimate the health risk impact zones by considering the meteorological data, and accordingly to analyze road segments for cost impacts (delay and trucking costs), and the proximity to vulnerable areas.

We show that using a SystemC description model paired with a mainstream automatic synthesis tool can lead to an efficient embedded implementation.

If Newegg wasn't expanding at the same rate, she said, "then they're losing market share". Mulpuru noted that while Newegg had a high-service model paired with good pricing, it still lacks the recognition of the space's dominant player: Amazon.

It should be noted that a probabilistic exposure model paired with the distribution of samples by country of origin resulted in a Pb concentration of 29.6 μg/L for all wine samples.

N-mixture models, paired with careful consideration of study design alternatives, can produce robust estimates of abundance and obviate the traditional reliance on indices of relative abundance for many rare and sensitive taxa.

The underlying models were built and run using the STELLA®a modeling system, which provides a simulation engine for executing models paired with a graphical interface for constructing, parameterizing, and running models as well as visualizing outputs.

Mathematical drug/disease models paired with therapeutic drug monitoring are the most credible means available to inform clinical decision making.

The use of multi-locus models with shrinkage of QTL marker effects (LASSO and BLMM) could act as a safeguard against the systematic effect overestimation associated with single-locus models paired with conservative multiple significance testing (Beavis 1994; Slate 2013).

The diagonal inflated bivariate Poisson model not only can model paired data with correlation, but also handle under- or over-dispersed data sets as well.

We love how the model paired a winter cape with summery wedges -- very unexpected.

To identify the subset of student-level variables that predicted a student's response to these two factors (comfort being oneself and social comparison concern) in peer and whole-class discussions, we used model selection paired with a linear mixed-effects model.