Sentence examples for model that encounters from inspiring English sources

The problem of optimal process operation is formulated using a general membrane response model that encounters concentration-dependent flux and rejections.

Further, Baillie et al. (1996) and Bollerslev and Mikkelsen (1996) proposed the fractionally integrated GARCH (FIGARCH) model that encounters for the short-run dynamics of the conditional mean process modeled following ARMA process in the standard GARCH model.

As the major supportive glial cell in the central nervous system [22,23], type 1 cortical astrocytes were selected as an exemplary cell model that would encounter structures in nerve tissue engineering.

Currently, there is no training model that simulates the target lesion encountered during endoscopic submucosal dissection.

This research will apply some of the concepts of the (HOT-fit) model that relate to human perspective issues encountered by IT staff in healthcare organisations.

Applying a selective breeding approach, we developed an animal model that resembles the deviation in sensitivity to stressful encounters [30].

This contrasts with an alternative model that assumes categories are represented by storing previously encountered instances in episodic memory [9].

Creating a Sustainable Model Project INSPIRE offers a model that is right for the times in this era of value-based purchasing in healthcare--focusing the financial equation on health outcomes rather than individual encounters.

The other requirement is the obligation to apply second-order theory that is, equilibrium conditions for the deformed structure leads to another feature of the models that were not encountered in first-order-theory models.

As the discretization scheme is derived for a general formulation of multicontinuum physical systems, it can be readily applied to a large class of simplified multiphase models; on the other, the approach can be seen as a generalization of these models that are commonly encountered in the literature and employed when the latter are not sufficiently accurate.

"It is very bizarre," Ms. Jakobczuk-Seda, a clinical psychologist, said of the marketing model that she encountered in San Diego.