Sentence examples for modelling with appropriate from inspiring English sources

For outcomes measured using an essentially continuous scale (e.g. OSS, sickness absence percentage, and transfer income percentage), differences between groups at follow up will be compared by means of linear regression modelling with appropriate transformation of dependent variables.

One student suggested that small group work is important for 'exploration' and indeed some authors suggest that students should be provided with opportunities to debrief experiences of negative role modelling with appropriate faculty members in order to 'mitigate against potentially deleterious effects' [ 10, 11].

Similarly the analgesic effect was discarded for modelling because it appeared to follow a complicate pattern suggesting a dual mechanism of action, namely an anti-nociceptive phenomenon and anti-hyperalgesic one (see Discussion), requiring a more advanced modelling with appropriate data that were not available in this experiment.

Normal and off-normal system operating conditions were modeled with appropriate boundary and initial conditions.

Ammonia synthesis over different iron- and ruthenium-based catalysts was modelled with appropriate rate models, used for the simulation of the process under different configurations and conditions.

The homology models of the heavy and light chains were generated by the SWISS-MODEL workspace automated modelling portal with appropriate specification for each selected template.

For these pollutants, levels may need to be measured or modeled with the appropriate spatial and temporal resolution in pilot studies to ascertain the appropriate spatial, temporal, and behavioral determinants.

For example, temporal correlations in excitability of neural tissue would be expected to strongly affect wave propagation and could be easily modelled with an appropriate choice for (h=h x,t)).

The DES model also was a promising model with appropriate computing time afforded.

This suggests that the composition-space localness is reasonably well enforced by the model, with appropriate choices of model constants.

This procedure usually involves the development of suitable generating capacity models and the convolution of these models with appropriate system load or demand models.