Sentence examples for model the fate from inspiring English sources

Attempts have been made by various researchers to model the fate of VOCs in the gas and liquid phase during air sparging.

In order to model the fate of pesticides in the different elements inside and outside the greenhouse, four different modelling approaches with increasing complexity and realism regarding the experimental conditions and the observed fluxes of the pesticide, were developed.

Random effects were used to model the fate of nests because nest fates may be correlated within (1) nesting attempts and individual birds (nest identification 'nested' within bird identification; NID BIRD)), (2) individuals and years (bird identification 'nested' within year; BIRD YEAR)), and (3) years (Appendix 1).

Knowledge of the ΔGsolv of a molecule in octanol and water can be used to understand the partitioning of the molecule between organic and aqueous phases and is one of several parameters used to model the fate of chemicals in the natural environment.

The objective of this study was to model the fate of Listeria monocytogenes inoculated in beef at two concentrations (2.5 and 4.0 log CFU/g), packaged under air, vacuum and three modified atmospheres MAP: 70%O2/20%CO2/10%N2, 50%O2/40%CO2/10%N2 and 30%O2/60%CO2/10%N2, and refrigerated at a normal temperature (4 °C) and at a mild abusive temperature (9 °C).

In this incarnation of the model, the fate choice is considered as a cell-autonomous or intrinsic process.

The results of research on BIR mechanisms are particularly significant because these experiments model the fates of collapsed forks or eroded telomeres in the cell, suggesting that failed replication can lead to genome rearrangements and clustered mutagenesis.

We modelled the fate and transport of diclofenac in the Llobregat River basin (NE Spain).

Results have important implications for modeling the fate and transport of dissolved contaminants at hydrocarbon spill sites.

Our results highlight the importance of using credible hydro-biogeochemical simulations when modeling the fate of hydrophobic contaminants.

For example, Thomann et al. ([1991]) modeled the fate and transport of PCB in the Hudson estuary and reported that the difference between data and modeled results are up to two orders of magnitude.