Sentence examples for model the collective from inspiring English sources

This distribution was applied to model the collective risk model when both number of claims and size of a single claim are included in the model.

Our system provides the methodology for manipulating these biochemical inputs to examine and model the collective behavior of many biochemical reactions.

When tested in the EAE model, the collective therapeutic effect of rhIGF-1 was completely abolished in the CKO background (Fig  6F) establishing a direct link between blockade of disease progression and IGF-1-mediated Treg cell activation.

A novel mesoscale simulation approach to modeling the collective interactions of charged colloidal particles allowing investigation of complex self-assembly processes is presented.

Such high word intuition agreement among Chinese speakers supports the psychological reality of Chinese word and also suggests that that it is quite feasible to formulate a definition of Chinese word by modeling the collective word intuition of Chinese speakers.

In prior work, we have quantitatively described through computational modeling the collective properties of the redox enzymatic network as it pertains to exogenous hydrogen peroxide clearance from the cytosol and protein thiol oxidation/reduction [ 1].

The comparative analysis to US affiliates in the UK and British owned firms points to a distinctively German flavored hybrid approach that integrates the best practice elements of the US model with the collective orientation of the German model.

Absence of an infectious agent in dragon mouths would be fatal to the model, but the collective presence of several agents is compatible with many other models as well as with the 'epidemic' model.

Since the Core model represents the collective group and G5SD is an essential reaction (meaning it has to stay in the Core model), the two genes associated with ProA were encoded as isozymes in the Core model.

The old car was a model of the collective memory of the original.

A phenomenological model of the collective attention on Digg describes the distribution of final votes for promoted stories through a decay of interest in news articles [21].