Sentence examples for modeling done by from inspiring English sources

Indeed, modeling done by IAVI and the Futures Institute suggests that an HIV vaccine that is just 50percentt effective, even if given to only 30percentt of eligible people in low and middle-income countries, would reduce new infections by 20percentt in the developing world within the first decade of its introduction.

This piece of work is a comprehensive review of various thermal modeling done by researchers for greenhouse drying systems.

But economic forecasts and extensive modeling done by the states have found that there should be no effect on the supply of electricity and that prices will rise only slightly, if at all.

That is, in the statistical modeling done by AIR, sometimes (probably very often) some of the US losses come from FL, though not always…similar statements can be made for the other states.

On Sunday evening, the White House sought to tamp down concerns, saying that modeling done by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission had concluded that "Hawaii, Alaska, the U.S. Territories and the U.S. West Coast are not expected to experience any harmful levels of radioactivity".

The process modeling done by ANN (R 2 = 0.9969) has some minute edge over RSM (R 2 = 0.9883) although in general both the models have some good optimizing capability.

That point was made repeatedly by Malcolm Turnbull back when he still talked about these things, and has been repeatedly borne out by modelling (done by third parties because the government hasn't done any, preferring as prime minister Tony Abbott said during the election campaign, to just "have a crack").

The coal forecasts, contained in two sets of modelling done by the leading economist Warwick McKibbin, come as a number of central questions were left unanswered by the government as it announced the target to be taken to the UN conference in Paris in December.

As noted before, the estimated subsidence profile by modeling did not match the empirical subsidence calculations.

The government's modelling, done by leading economist Warwick McKibbin, compares a 26%, 35%and45%5% target with the costs of doing nothing more after achieving Australia's 2020 emissions reduction target.

Drawing on a carefully-placed story in the Daily Telegraph, which was based on publicly available modelling done by the Climate Change Authority three years ago, the government alleges Labor's non-policy will cost $600bn, and cut 2% off GDP growth in 2030.