Sentence examples for modelled by including from inspiring English sources

Correlation among repeated measurements at different visits on the same patient was modelled by including a common random effect in the aforementioned model.

This occurrence was accurately modelled by including a variation in the free surface area with the liquid height above the bed surface.

Decreasing residuals with increasing initial length was modelled by including a power of variance function with initial length as covariate.

The specificity of the HPV test for HPV infections was assumed to be 100%, because an eventual lack of specificity is modelled by including fast clearing infections.

A somewhat abrupt but continuous change in the evolution of the outcome over time can be modelled by including a change point in the generalised linear mixed model (GLMM).

26 Although a proportion of spatial dependence may be modelled by including known covariate risk factors (ie, age, race and sex) in a traditional (non-spatial) regression model, it is common for spatial structure to not be accounted for and to remain in the residuals even after accounting for these covariate effects.

We modelled hospital admission rates by including each person's post-referral follow-up time in the model as an exposure term.

By including a two-dimensionally modelled tortuosity and curvature ratio as well as pore cross-sectional area variation, a new semi-empirical equation for the pressure drop for flow through porous media is obtained.

For example, it is shown that by including energy, the cornerstone of production processes as modelled in engineering, in simple growth accounting exercises, the Solow residual is nearly eliminated.

Policy instruments in FSSIM-MP are modelled either as part of the objective function (e.g., premiums as monetary incentives), or by including them as constraints (e.g., set-aside and quota schemes).

Figure 2 compares the energy band structure of the modelled armchair-edge graphene nanoribbon obtained from the first nearest-neighbour tight binding method with that obtained by including up to third nearest-neighbours.