Sentence examples for modeling purpose in from inspiring English sources

To this end, a natural gas sample from a gas processing unit located in Gachsaran field, Iran, was analyzed in PVT laboratory of Iranian Central Oil Fields Company (ICOFC) and its hydrate P T equilibrium data were employed for modeling purpose in this study.

However, for modeling purposes two distinct reactions are necessary in which the competition is included as inhibition.

Because the inhibitory activity values cover a wide range, they are converted into logarithm units (pki= − log k i ) (ki in nM) for modelling purposes.

These results suggest that it is possible to develop fully human cell and culture-based environments that can further be modified for various in vitro modeling purposes.

By following the BF interpretation chart described in Jeffreys (1998), a BF ≥10 should be thought as strong evidence for the model M 1 over the model M 0. BFs were recently used for model selection purposes in the context of identifying alternative splicing events between biological samples (Katz et al., 2010).

Validation of the two codes with this realistic urban geometry shows the capabilities and shortcomings of RANS CFD modelling for regulatory purposes in urban air quality modelling.

The reason for this is that these states give an insignificantly small impact on the model dynamics; their main purpose in the model are to serve as a short-lived intermediates.

The app store model served a purpose in the early days.

We believe that these verification items can be instantiated for other interaction modeling notations, as long as the elements have the same purpose in the interaction modeling.

As one cannot initiate a disease in humans, and is it not possible to test some potential disease-modification drugs on humans before the drugs' effectiveness is demonstrated, animal models serve an essential purpose in human biomedical research.

Europeans mainly use bikes for commuting, but have the odd habit of ignoring models made explicitly for that purpose in favour of sleeker, faster models which are then expensively modified.