Sentence examples for modelling results suggest from inspiring English sources
Modelling results suggest that Am is kinetically sorbed onto both naturally occurring and exogenous bentonite colloids.
Modelling results suggest that the pillar strength will increase with increasing roadway backfill.
Our modelling results suggest that warming associated with climate change will also benefit productivity by increasing rates of litter decomposition and associated nutrient cycling.
Modelling results suggest that grain boundary scattering is a strong contributor to the observed film-thickness-related change of resistivity and Seebeck coefficient.
The modelling results suggest that short term benefits are obtained and related to mass reduction at the sites where the model was tested.
Modelling results suggest that (1) Cd transport was mainly controlled by rate-limited sorption; (2) the scale effect on Cd transport was minor for the reasonably well sorted material investigated, with a slight increase in the degree of equilibrium in the large column.
Catch data modelling results suggested that no additional effort could be sustained, however commercial fishers increased their effort, expanding their operations into the newly mapped areas.
The experiments and modelling results suggested that there is the effect of layer, which has slightly different properties compared with adjacent medium, on CO2 migration even though the difference is quite small in geological scale.
The extrapolation of modelling results suggests that a variable rift obliquity contributes to the observed along-axis variations in rift architecture and evolutionary stage, being oblique rifting conditions controlling the MER evolution since its birth in the Late Miocene in relation to a constant post ca. 11 Ma ~ N100°E Nubia Somalia motion.
A modelling result suggested that the use of EDS burning in temperate forests may not yield a net reduction in carbon emissions [68].
Based on the research narratives developed and techno-economic modelling scenarios, the results suggest that bioenergy has the potential to be an affordable option to decarbonise not only the electricity and residential heat sectors, but also the transport sector under an 80% carbon reduction target given further technological development.
