Sentence examples for modelled increase in from inspiring English sources

This is particularly true for the Windmill Islands, as it is the only region of East Antarctica predicted to have an increased number of ice-free areas by 210022, based on a modelled increase in degree days (50 100) equivalent to the decline in degree days reported here for the past 23 years.

Measures as removal of the excessive nitrogen in the system by vegetation management are then necessary, which is also supported by modelled increase in competing species.

Indeed, they also comment that the variability in their modelled increase in RCV across the pooled data set was 'surprisingly large', being an average of 49±240 mL/week.

While the modelled increase in clients was considerable in both cases, the overall reduction in cost is not more dramatic since the labour required to perform the vasectomy remains the same.

In variations of the scenario with lower levels of median alcohol consumption, the shift of a large proportion of the population into the non-drinker category resulted in a modelled increase in deaths from CVD, which was not offset by reductions in cancer, liver cirrhosis and other chronic conditions.

This product regressor modelled increases in functional connectivity during stimulus-on epochs relative to rest epochs, which represents the psychophysiological interaction (Friston et al., 1997).

The modelled gain in life years with the Gompertz model owes very little to the extrapolation beyond 28 days, the cost per life year saved increases from $48.4 to $48.6 (Tanzania), from $65.6 to $65.8 (India) and from $63.5 to $63.8 (UK).

(c) Vertical displacements measured at the RITE CGPS station (black line) and modelled volume increases in the computational domain due to thermal expansion (magenta line).

Daily probabilities of catheter removal was estimated by fitting a Weibull distribution to data from an epidemiological study of 7,467 CVCs [19] whilst daily probability of CR-BSI was modelled as increasing, in stepwise increments, with duration of catheterisation [19].

A low level of chronic random environmental disturbance was assumed (cyclone and tropical storm damage) with additional acute spatially confined disturbance due to commercial trawling, modelled as an increase in mortality affecting inter-specific competition.

The large-scale blanketing effect of coal seams result in a net increase in modelled temperatures at depth, despite both models starting at the same surface temperature.