Sentence examples for modelling has indicated from inspiring English sources
Modelling has indicated that this arises because the microstructure is highly dependent on the melt-pool geometry, particularly the inclination angle of the melt-pool boundary.
Modelling has indicated that for moderately graded early localised tumours, prostatectomy looks relatively expensive with few QALY benefits compared to observation and marker selection-based policies.
Modelling has indicated that a treatment selection policy based on DNA-ploidy analysis would be cost-effective if the test can achieve specificity levels at or above 80%.
Homology modelling has indicated that these receptors have an extra-cellular Ig domain structurally similar to the V-type Ig domain of human NKp44.
Mathematical modelling has indicated that control efforts targeting TB hotspots can be an efficient strategy to reduce wider TB rates [ 23].
Previous molecular modelling has indicated that p.Arg41Gln prevents formation of a salt bridge that is important in conformational changes that control iron binding (Smith et al., 2009; Pitceathly et al., 2011).
Pre-return modelling had indicated that perhaps a fifth to a quarter of Goce's one-tonne mass could have endured the fiery fall through the atmosphere.
Even Walmart, a pioneer of the flexible-staffing model, has indicated that it may have gone too far with minimizing labor costs.
Increasingly applied to health matters, the trade-off preference model has indicated that consumers of health care discriminate between different attributes of care.
However, a preclinical study employing the ligature model has indicated that open flap debridement was associated with significant histological improvements in osseous defect fill and establishment of a new bone-to-implant when compared with nonsurgical treatments.
Linearization of the observation model has indicated that the mean-square error of the resulting estimate consists of an additive noise contribution (that increases with ) and an MSE floor caused by the phase noise modeling error (that decreases with ).
