Sentence examples for models commonly adopted from inspiring English sources

The optimal management of large environmental systems is often limited by the high computational burden associated to the process-based models commonly adopted to describe such systems.

The main advantage of the proposed approach is the possibility of easily dealing with the process-based models commonly adopted in the environmental literature, under the assumption of both explicit and implicit time-stepping schemes.

Eight capacity models commonly adopted in the current practice and worldwide standards or guidelines have been assessed comparing the model predictions with a unique database of 180 experimental tests properly selected to be representative of non-conforming RC members.

However, Kt/Vurea is an 'urea-centric' mathematical model commonly adopted to quantify the detoxification from a single compound in a single dialytic session.

Under the framework of latent variable models, the commonly adopted multivariate Gaussian distribution assumption is replaced by the multivariate student t-distribution so as to tolerate the notorious outliers by using the adjusted heavy tail.

The thermodynamic model is commonly adopted in modelling MEA scrubbing processes in literature (Lawal et al. 2009, 2010).

The three models most commonly adopted for rheological simulations were evaluated and compared in terms of their parameters.

The random direction mobility model is commonly adopted in the mobile sensor and ad hoc networks for simulation.

Moreover, the rabbit VX2 tumour model is commonly adopted in experimental oncology because it allows the preclinical evaluation of several embolic agents and endovascular devices [2].

In the practical applications in a cellular communication, the Rayleigh fading and Rician fading model are commonly adopted for the performance evaluation.

Therefore, it is more reasonable to analyze SNP data on a premise that SNP data is categorical data except that we have high confidence on the underlying risk effect model, such as commonly adopted additive models.