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The proposed model allows the study of bending losses on the spectral properties of the device, that can be otherwise modelled using time demanding FDTD or less accurate simplified analytical expressions.
In this paper, several dynamic systems are modelled using the time-domain finite element method.
A: Relative volume growth rates over time modelled using the Chapman-Richards growth function.
However, routinely collected pain scores, measured on a four-point ordinal score scale, will be analysed using the proportional odds model and the time course modelled using appropriate methods (eg, repolr).
Survival times were modelled using Cox proportional hazard models [ 18], with the baseline hazard stratified by flock and including additive animal genetic effects.
Trends over time will be modelled using separate mixed effects regression models for each of the neurobehavioural scores including a fixed effect for time (gestational and chronological age) and physiological status and an interaction between time and physiological status to assess whether the effect of time is different in the different categories of this variable.
The efficacy of glacial erosion since this time is modelled using BEDMAP Antarctic digital elevation data and seismically estimated offshore sediment volumes to derive a DEM of the preglacial topography.
In addition, the effect of several operating parameters such as carbofuran concentration, MW output power and reaction time was modelled using Central composite design (CCD) and response surface methodology (RSM) with 17 experimental runs.
Radial stem growth was continuously followed by band dendrometers and modelled using Gompertz functions to determine time of maximum growth.
Long-term trends were modelled using NCS of the variable time allowing 1 df for every 5-years of data.
A patient's admission over time is modelled using the four states, with all patients eventually dying or being discharged, and some patients being infected.
