Sentence examples for modelled and give from inspiring English sources

FMS can be used to set up large systems of equations, create networks to be modelled and give starting guesses easily for problems of any size.

However, both fuel price increases and modelled policies give rise to higher transport costs, mobility constraints and reduced accessibility, which inevitably lead to a reduction in GDP and employment growth rates, i.e. they produce a deterioration in competitiveness criteria.

Similarly, given the modelled decrease in the specific diseases and given the QALY-weights for the general population and the specific diseases (Table  2), the gain in QALYs was estimated.> -wrap-foot> Unpublishedatata from survey performed by National Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark (personal communication).

This is not modelled and taken as given.

The good temporal and spatial agreement between modelled and observed data gives confidence about the use of the modelled data in the study area for reconstructing a long-term soil moisture dataset with hourly temporal resolution (in accordance with the availability of hydrometeorological observations).

"Is anybody in this play modelled on any of your relatives?" "Relatives," Shepard said, and gave an uneven grin.

By the time we reach the ending, the emotional connection still hasn't been made and given the tear-jerking finales of the films that Midnight Special is so clearly modelled after, it's a major problem.

A part of those improvements is known in advance, and a part consists of modelled upgrades given available funding at regional level.

Comparison of the antenna specific measurements with modelled estimates gave R=0.56 for the rural sites and 0.24 for the urban area.

The estimation of these two equations as separate discrete models is not appropriate because they are sequential choices that need to be modelled jointly, given the potential correlation between the error terms.

To conclude, the modelled hybrid gives very satisfying simulation results in terms of accuracy.