Sentence examples for modeling we show from inspiring English sources

Using network modeling, we show that host Symbiodinium communities assemble in non-random 'clusters' of abundant and rare symbionts.

Using Density Functional Theory (DFT) modeling, we show that this unusual trend cannot be rationalized within the traditional chemical paradigm.

Using multivariate statistical modeling, we show that resistance mutations, particularly those affecting efflux pumps, and the relative fitness of resistant isolates are more important determinants of collateral networks than genetic background.

Using atomistic modeling, we show that restructuring of the network of interconnected ligaments causes coarsening in a model of nanoporous gold.

Using mathematical modeling, we show that dual sensing is a superior strategy for ensuring homeostasis when both the supply of and demand for a limiting resource fluctuate.

Integrating quantitative experiments with mathematical modeling, we show here that AXL operates to sense local spatial heterogeneity in ligand concentration, a feature consistent with its physiological role in inflammatory cell responses.

Using a simple bet-hedging model, we show analytically and computationally that PCD can be adaptive.

Using conditional probability-based models, we show that splicing events are coordinated across these sites.

Moreover within the framework of the neoclassical model we show the standard prescription regarding a corrective tax to be correct.

In the rewire-to-random model, we show that a positive fraction of both opinions survive with high probability.

Using a rate-and-state friction model, we show that effective normal stress is temporally variable on the fault, and support this using seismic observations.