Sentence examples for modelled using three from inspiring English sources

Our previous study [ 23] reported that both carotid and radial pulses could be accurately and reliably modelled using three positive Gaussian functions.

The factors examined were modelled using three different particle-size measurement techniques (sieve analysis, laser light diffraction and the spatial filtering technique).

Then, different excavation sequences considering side wall drift method were planned and modelled using three dimensional finite element method and optimal excavation sequence was selected.

The adsorption equilibrium of organic matter on Al hydroxide was modelled using three equations, with the best results obtained using a Langmuir-type equation.

Using a two-scale approach, a cohesive-law is determined at each point of a smooth macroscale interface by resolving a problem at the micro-scale for a representative interface area (RIA), where the geometry of the asperities is modelled using three differently inclined microplanes.

The local alignment is modelled using three states.

Typically, creep is modelled using two deformation mechanisms which correspond respectively to a low stress regime and a high stress regime.

Using measured road profile data in the range of about 100 m to 10−4 m, a single roughness order is modelled using two types of sine-wave series.

Each brace was modelled using two elements with an initial imperfection of 0.1% at the midspan to induce buckling in compression.

The maximum source activity in the right operculo-insular cortex occurred at 729±156 ms. We have specifically analysed whether the source activity in the left operculo-insular region would be better modelled using one dipole or two source dipoles located in the posterior insula and in the Sylvian fissure.

The candidate predictors in this analysis were patient age, sex, BSA, fractures in the batch of the valve (no v yes), year of valve manufacture (before 1981 v after 1981), and valve size or position modelled using six clinically meaningful combinations constructed according to their expected levels of risk.