Sentence examples for modelling point to from inspiring English sources
Natural landscape analysis and numerical modelling point to a lack of physical data on relief dynamics.
In contrast, apatite (U-Th-Sm)/He and apatite fission-track data as well as thermal modelling point to an inversion of the northeastern onshore basin starting in the Palaeogene at 65 55 Ma.
The results of our modelling study point to key regulators in the cell cycle signalling pathway that pharmacodynamically affect sensitivity and/or resistance of ALL cells to MP.
This work is devoted to investigating, from a mathematical modelling point of view, the possibility that the trp operon of the E. coli inhibition-free strain expresses cyclically.
The island model used in the analytical model and the above simulations is convenient from a modelling point of view, but is representative of few, if any, natural situations.
Finally, it is important to note that the aforementioned results and interpretations are made from a modelling point of view, i.e. which parameter describes the measured HED activity best.
From the data modelling point of view, the adoption of the CityGML standard for urban data modelling grants an open, powerful, flexible and extendable solution which allows to provide harmonised and homogeneous data to the simulation tools, regardless of the original data formats and origin.
Assumptions necessary for modelling point mutations introduced through alanine-scanning mutagenesis protocol at the binding sites are that (a) they are unlikely to change the overall structure of the protein drastically and (b) the ligand moiety roughly retains the same conformation in comparison with the wild-type complex to interact with the mutated structure.
In this work barium titanate hydrothermal synthesis is studied from the modelling point of view.
From the modelling point of view, this process involves complex three-phase flow, heat transfer and solidification.
By the modelling point of view a DRTS can be effectively represented with a Dial-a-ride problem (DaRP).
