Sentence examples for model substantiated from inspiring English sources

This study investigates the mechanisms by which a masonry vaulted structure responds to settlement of supports considering a wide range of possible settlement scenarios through a numerical model substantiated with experimental evidence and on-site evaluations.

Key results are the observed influence of an entrainment wave on the transient flame behavior, model-substantiated explanations for the high-intensity OH* lobes at the lift-off length and differences with OH PLIF, and a general analogy of the flame structures with a spray cone along which the flame tends to locate for the applied parametric variations.

In general, the conclusions of the work are supported by the array of experiments, and the mechanistic model is clear and substantiated.

A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.

The neuroprotective function of sAPP α was further substantiated in tissue models when analyzing organotypic (hippocampal) slice cultures prepared from wt or APP-KO mice.

A possible change in the distribution of forces and peak pressure loads in the Chopart joint has so far not been reliably documented, and it is our intention to investigate these effects after simulated tibiotalar arthrodesis in a realistic dynamic cadaver model and thus to add a biomechanically substantiated basis to the current debate.

If interactions were indicated this was reported, but for lack of substantiated interaction hypotheses we did not include interactions in the models.

Of those, 41 were "not substantiated", 13 were still being investigated and five had been "partially substantiated on lesser matters".

A model that accurately represents the data when fit to a large number of data points is conceivably more substantiated than the one that fits when only compared to a small number of data points.

The best substantiated cause for acute leukemia is via ionizing radiation (Greaves 1997), and recently published risk models suggest that about 15% of childhood leukemia in Great Britain is associated with natural background radiation (Kendall et al. 2011).

Neither is it a substantiated historical generalization.