Sentence examples for model using biological from inspiring English sources

At the receptor kinetics scale, we have described the essential interactions between T, DHT, and AR, and have fully parameterized this model using biological data.

It supports the construction of multiscale models using biological terminology and mathematical constructs, based on a novel domain-specific language.

In this context, source tracking of environmental pollutants and process modeling using biological based methods are becoming increasingly important, mainly owing to the accuracy and robustness of such techniques.

In order to gain insight about the mechanisms that drive these relapsing-remitting dynamics, we developed a computational model using such biological knowledge.

Multivariate modelling will be conducted using biological considerations regarding which variables should be included in the model, as well as statistical methods of variable selection, such as stepwise regression, deviance comparisons of various candidate models, and goodness-of-fit assessments.

In this section, the application of the previously mentioned methods for finding different dynamically equivalent structures will be illustrated using biological models taken from the literature.

We have demonstrated that these hybrid descriptors afford QSAR models with significantly higher accuracy of prediction of rodent carcinogenicity versus models using chemical descriptors alone, and much higher accuracy versus models that used biological in vitro data alone (Zhu et al. 2008).

Two sets of 2D molecular descriptors (P_VSA and BCUT) were used to build models using different biological activity thresholds.

Unlike a purely non-biological model, such as the bi-exponential model used here, a biological compartment model reflects biological facts.

This amphibian species was used in human pregnancy assays beginning in the mid-1930s and later became a widely used biological model.

Ogden's new study uses biological modeling to quantify the impact of temperature on the "basic reproductive number," denoted R0, of ticks in Canada.