Sentence examples for modeling work and from inspiring English sources

The current article reviews the advances that have been made in both the empirical- and mechanistic-type kinetic models and discusses the insights that have been achieved through the modeling work and the improvements to models that will be necessary in the future.

It also discusses the insights that have been achieved through the modeling work and the improvements to models that will be necessary in order to make them even more powerful tools in the optimization of bioreactor performance.

He wanted a place convenient to Manhattan, for his modeling work, and to the R train, for class in Brooklyn.

The agency was pleased with the modeling work and came back with a much larger offer: to oversee a multimillion-dollar research project as part of wolves' return to Washington.

Childhood hopes of a music career were behind him, his good looks brought modeling work, and his determination had recently landed him something more steady after several months of searching: a job offer from the city housing authority.

This review focuses on the advances in understanding that have come from this modeling work, and the insights it has given us into bioreactor design, operation and scale-up.

To illustrate this effectiveness, we visualize the modeling work flow and the results of the consistency checks based on data collected during tool usage.

Data collected by J. Harmon (one of Graham Hickling's graduate students) at Fairfield Glade were used to estimate some of the parameters, while other parameter estimates were based on previous lone star tick modeling work (Haile and Mount, 1987).

Consistent with other modeling work (Izhikevich and Edelman 2008), we construct an improved ("modified") anatomical map by assigning the unassigned symmetric (inhibitory) synapses, originating from a potential underestimation of interneuronal connectivity, to within-layer projections originating from local interneurons (Binzegger et al. 2004).

The work on sorption covers experimental and modeling work on model sorbents (silica and alumina), sorbents related to the engineered barrier (clay minerals) and identified host rock formation related sorbents (clay minerals in France, Switzerland and Belgium; granite in Sweden and Finland).

To achieve this, a combination of muscle imaging and modeling work is required and is scope for further study.