Sentence examples for modelled products from inspiring English sources

This study compared surface soil moisture from 11 separate remote sensing and modelled products across Australia in a common framework.

LST is a modelled product derived from emissivity as measured by the MODIS thermal sensor (Wan and Li, 1997), which is correlated, though not synonymous with air temperature, and effective for differentiating landscapes based on a combination of thermal energy and properties of surface types.

Gene-environment interactions were modelled using product terms again assuming an additive genetic model.

These reports suggested that both response types (evoked and spontaneous) can be modelled as product of a linear time-invariant system (i.e. with time-invariant kernels or response functions).

A more flexible alternative is a multiplicative model, where each G × E effect is modelled as the product of a genotypic score and an environmental score.

The obtained experimental data of methanol conversion and selectivity towards products were modelled by means of an integral reactor model and the related kinetic parameters were determined by non-linear regression analysis.

The growth pattern of general products is modelled by innovative and imitative behaviour in [24].

Then, the overall exposure to individual biocidal active substances from consumer products was modelled using a worst case scenario approach.

Also for the forest biomass potential the recent use for timber products is modelled and deducted from the overall forest biomass potential.

As part of a collaboration with the RELU-RISK project [ 4], investigating stakeholder involvement in food chain risks, the processes leading to illness from VTEC O157 contaminated milk products were modelled.

Given that some e-cigarette advertising borrows from the language and imagery previously used in tobacco marketing, and that some products are modelled on conventional cigarettes, 20 this may undermine the ban on tobacco advertising, at least until 2016, by reintroducing tobacco imagery and cues into a space where they have just been removed through the POS ban.