Sentence examples for modelling which allows from inspiring English sources

These models differ in solid phase modelling, which allows to evaluate the reactor dynamic behaviour prediction capacity.

We analysed the results using structural equation modelling, which allows the concurrent modelling of multiple linear associations testing both overall model fit and individual path strength.

Individual change over time is pursued by repeated effects modelling, which allows for correlation among measurements taken on the same patient over time.

Of note, this is one of the main advantages of in silico modelling, which allows in a relative short time to simulate phenomena and mechanisms too hard or time-consuming to test in vitro.

Recent developments in analytic techniques have been critical to this work: in particular, latent variable modelling such as longitudinal latent class analysis (LLCA) or growth mixture modelling which allows for several classes (or subpopulations) within a population, each of which has its own trajectory (Chen and Kandel, 1995; Agrawal et al., 2007; Patton et al., 2007).

Burgess and Allen liked the Alloutdoors model, which allows for lots of unmediated, real-time cross-chat and debate.

"Most projects rely either on the co-operative or 'community benefit society' model, which allows community groups to raise finance for their schemes through community share offers".

For her, US company Xoom's remittance model, which allows workers to use their money to pay for their families' bills back home, is ideal.

The Netherlands promotes a "1.5 jobs model," which allows men and women to work 75 percent of their regular hours when they have young children.

The Financial Times, which helped to pioneer the metered-paywall model, which allows readers to read a certain number of stories a month before being charged, has gone further in this direction than any other major newspaper.

A handful of other Web-only broadcasters, including Radio SonicNet (radio.sonicnet.com), have adopted the Imagine Radio model, which allows listeners to design their own "stations," which will play only requested artists or desired song types.