Sentence examples for modelled as it from inspiring English sources

There is much concern that the assessment system used for PIP, modelled as it will be on the controversial Work Capability Assessment process, will not be fit for purpose.

Boundary conditions can also be modelled, as it is demonstrated in a second case: the collapse of a water column.

AGC was not modelled as it represented 0.1%% of reports by the NHLS from 2010 to 2014.

The autonomous distillery modelled as it is today was used to represent the actual state of the art of an ethanol distillery using sugar cane juice in Brazil (1G), and was also considered as the initial flowsheet to which the 2G process was added.

The extra influx is modelled as if it is independent on the extracellular Ca2+ concentration and we have normalized the influx such that the total Ca2+ influx is the same in the smooth surface and the wrinkled surface model.

The results of the comparison were positive for the modelled equation, as it gave coherent results in both comparison scenarios and matched reasonably the average water saturation of the selected reservoirs.

As serum highly sensitive CRP is positively correlated with D-dimer [14] and also inversely associated with lung function [15], the effect of highly sensitive CRP on the association between D-dimer and lung function was modelled independently as it may be on the causal pathway linking these variables.

Note that the cortex is not modelled as a population, it simply provides a constant level of input to each STN subpopulation.

When the count data in RNA-seq can be reasonably modelled as Poisson distribution, it is desirable to choose a statistical test which outperforms others for low expression genes.

When PINs are formally modelled as metric spaces, it becomes clear that hub proteins are not distributed randomly and that the prevailing view that proteins interact randomly with hubs marshalling low degree proteins in processes and pathways needs a serious reconsideration.

The scheme can capture shock waves, interfaces separating gas and water, as well as cavitation zones that are modelled as vacuum states, and it takes into account water's capability to resist tensile stresses.