Sentence examples for modelling studies predict from inspiring English sources

Several modelling studies predict a positive impact of stormwater infiltration on baseflow, and empirical evidence is emerging, but the fate of infiltrated stormwater remains unclear.

While modelling studies predict that balancing reserve requirements will increase as installed vRES capacity grows, various factors are important in determining the actual development of reserve requirements (which is influenced, inter alia, by the quality of vRES and load forecasts and the degree of cooperation between TSOs) as well as price developments [73].

iii) Do different modelling studies predict significantly different rates of FIE?

Modelling studies predict that at the end of Ca2+ release from the jSR, there are millimolar Ca2+ concentrations at the centre of the cleft [ 38]; although generally it is assumed to be in the range of 100 μM.

Interest in the use of modelling studies to predict the effects of public health policies is growing, but little is known about policymakers' views on their utility.

These findings support modelling studies that predict greater glucose utilization by neurons compared with astrocytes, and shuttling of lactate from neurons (Simpson et al., 2007; Mangia et al., 2009a; DiNuzzo et al., 2010a, 2010b; Mangia et al., 2011).

Recent modelling studies have predicted that the use of a pre-pandemic vaccine with a low VE after the first dose (i.e., 30%) would be crucial for pandemic mitigation if the R0 were 1.7 yet not higher [10].

This study aimed at assessing variations imputable to SBV emergence in 11 productive and reproductive performance indicators of dairy cattle herds in the province of Treviso, i.e. Italy's area where SBV was at first detected [ 8] and post-epidemic modelling studies have predicted it as one of the areas with the highest risk of SBV spread in Europe [ 15].

This group also argues that [Ca2+]m may not be the sole factor, or possibly not a major factor, in regulating ATP supply and demand in the heart, since modelling studies have predicted that the increase in [Ca2+]m in the heart would only be enough to stimulate respiration 2 3 fold, whereas increases of 10 20-fold 10 20-foldn vivo [43,79].

However, the normality assumption may not be appropriate for all the parameters of interest when analysing prognostic modelling studies, such as predicted survival probabilities and model performance measures.

These modelling studies have tended to predict greater efficiency with the use of ELF.