Sentence examples for modelling study that from inspiring English sources

This is a modelling study that illustrates how turbulent fluid motion gives rise to small-scale heterogeneity and chemical gradients.

Additionally, a computational modelling study that estimated the magnitude of perceived differences in similar tasks as pronounced as 8.5 Hz in 50% of all trials and larger than 20 Hz in 10% of all trials17 supports the feasibility of such a task structure.

It is a modelling study that shows the range of possible cost savings and QALY benefits from a range of plausible interventions.

Antiviral treatment in prison also appears to be cost-effective according to a modelling study that looked at a US prison population [ 51].

To validate the attenuation correction, we conducted a separate phantom modelling study that confirmed the attenuation correction method works adequately even in the presence of the resurfacing prosthesis.

Indeed, the consequences of ATP deficit has recently been highlighted in a modelling study that links cellular activity and vulnerability to degeneration to inadequate levels of cellular energy [ 146].

These are mostly modelling studies that often involve high strength, non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) sources for which density-induced and diffusive vapour transport is significant.

These results, although in line with empirical observations, contrast those of previous modelling studies that assume no PrP gene association with other traits besides scrapie.

There are very few mathematical modelling studies that consider explicitly how the timing of progression to PID might affect the outcome of chlamydia screening interventions [ 13].

There is evidence from in-vivo and modelling studies that suggests that the muscle control strategies adopted in low back pain have the potential to prolong and prevent recovery from low back pain [ 25- 27].

In response to this, there have been since the early 1990s, a rise in multilevel modelling studies that have sought to bring social structure into oral epidemiological analysis (e.g. 15– 15).