Sentence examples for modeling designed to from inspiring English sources

We report results from laboratory measurements and radiation transport modeling designed to demonstrate this capability.

Data were analyzed using binomial logistic regression modeling designed to detect differential item functioning (DIF).

The isolation of these regions is attributed to compositional differences and density stratification that, consequently, have been the subject of computational and laboratory modeling designed to determine the parameter regime in which layering is stable and understanding how layering evolves.

Kinetic modeling designed to estimate the accumulated lung burden of biopersistent PSP was also suitable to simulate the overload-dependent outcomes of this biodegradable polymer as long as the faster than normal elimination kinetics was observed and an additional 'void space volume' was added to adjust for the phagocytosed additional fraction of pulmonary phospholipids.

Every quarter, it assigns each company an accounting and governance risk score (AGR) based on proprietary modeling designed to identify practices that historically have had a high correlation with increasing shareholder risk.

Every three months it assigns each company an accounting and governance risk score, or AGR, based on proprietary modeling designed to identify practices that historically have had a high correlation with increasing shareholder risk.

Guardian Australia revealed on Tuesday that Townsville council's management of the dam was based on modelling designed to save properties in a one in 100-year flood.

Military researchers have spent years developing sophisticated models designed to identify the catalysts for espionage.

Chrysler used Plymouth as a repository for affordable, sometimes peppy models designed to attract young buyers.

The expert could not answer the question, nor was his model designed to do so.

By comparison, business models designed to stimulate sustainable behavior change are a relatively new – and largely unproven – concept.