Sentence examples for modeled activities of from inspiring English sources

An excellent correspondence between the experimental and modeled activities of the test compounds was observed.

CheS-Mapper is employed to visually inspect the modeled activity of linear regression, based on properties that are stored in a SD-File.

The kNN method was applied to estimate the best relationship between chemical information, encoded in molecular descriptors, and the modeled activity of chemicals based on the closest chemicals to the query chemical.

The data are used to conduct an in-sample validation of the modeled activities and a rigorous statistical validation of the predicted electricity demand against metered data is provided.

Peer modeling also helps increase students' expectancies for success doing the modeled activities (Hsu, 1999; Schunk & Hanson, 1985).

We used hierarchical generalized linear and generalized additive statistical modeling to explore the associations between modeled concentrations and activities of estrogenic and antiandrogenic chemicals in 30 U.K. rivers and feminized responses seen in wild fish living in these rivers.

In general, the leakage gathers those ionic channels that are not explicitly modeled and other non-modeled sources of activity.

The variability of measured and UNIFAC modeled NAPL activity coefficients as a function of mole fraction was compared for two NAPL mixtures containing structurally-different contaminants of concern including toluene (TOL) or trichloroethene (TCE) within a hexadecane (HEXDEC) matrix.

We mapped conifer stand characteristics using spatial wavelet analysis, and modeled lek activity as a function of conifer-related and additional lek site covariates using random forests.

In a recent publication, we described an approximation to the optical inverse problem, which modeled brain activity on the surface of the cortex using available structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) information [ 18].

Our adaptations provide powerful examples of the framework's three pedagogies of practice in this new context: representations (modeling of PD activities), decompositions (debriefs of the modeled practices), and approximations of practice (rehearsals and accompanying debriefs) (Grossman et al. 2009).