Sentence examples for modelling published in from inspiring English sources

Another report using new climate modelling published in 'Nature' magazine agrees - we must achieve zero net greenhouse gases emissions "well before 2040" - not 2050, or even worse 2100 as some are saying.

It also points to European Commission economic modelling, published in 2009, concluding that the high cost of some renewables meant that some EU countries including the UK could see a negative impact on the economy and employment.

That is the conclusion of Oxford University researchers, based on a new forecasting model published in Research Policy.

His model, published in the science journal Nature, showed that human influences had at least doubled the chance of summers as hot as the one Europe saw in 2003.

Most of our internal clocks are a little bit slow, and in the absence of consistent light cues — like when you travel across time zones — the pacemaker cells in your body want to have a longer day, said Michelle Girvan, a physicist at the University of Maryland who worked on the model published in the journal Chaos on Tuesday.

The new model, published in the 10 February Nature, offers a clue.

The scientists say their models, published in the African Journal of Ecology, should be tested and refined further.

But a mathematical model published in the 18 November issue of Science Translational Medicine suggests that herpes never slumbers.

In this paper, a comparative study of seven implicit and explicit models, published in the literature, is presented.

Furthermore, elastic property prediction models published in the field are presented for the purpose of stiffness critical designs and applications.

This article is a follow-up to the article on the development of the model published in Forum (Fall 2009).