Sentence examples for model to changing from inspiring English sources

The algorithm developed by Hovorka and colleagues has certain distinct features, such as real time adaptation of the underlying model to changing patient parameters implemented as a selection from several predefined models.

The capability of validating designs against fast evolving requirements is of paramount importance for the adaptation of business models to changing regulations and rapidly evolving market needs.

In line with this model, commitment to changing dysfunctional behaviour, direct contact to therapists in acute crisis (for example, telephone coaching).

Using the CNVassoc function it is possible to change the inheritance model to additive (changing the model argument), or adjust for other covariates (such as age, sex, or principal components) in the formula argument in the usual way.

From a practical point of view, an approach that generates specific models according to changing data of projects is an advantage.

Some argue that as wealthy people convert their homes to solar power, prices will rise for lower-income people who still have to rely on the grid…although this seems more like a "utility's failure to adapt its business model to the changing market" rather than an actual problem with solar power.

Finite element analysis is performed to assess the structural strength of the model with respect to changing of fractal dimensions.

However, deflation by a general-purpose index such as the CPI is often adequate for rough estimates of trends in real terms when doing exploratory data analysis or when fitting a forecasting model that adapts to changing trends anyway.

Our longitudinal study with repeated measures of NO2 concentrations and respiratory symptoms improves on our ability to directly model individual response to changing NO2 concentrations accounting for within-person correlations of asthma severity.

We review models of adaptation to changing environments under the assumption of a broadened model of inheritance that incorporates nongenetic mechanisms of transmission, and survey relevant empirical examples.

Modelling microbial adaptation to changing availability of substrates.