Sentence examples for models for quantitatively from inspiring English sources

In this work, models for quantitatively assessing PP-related dermal phototoxicity were proposed.

We developed mathematical models for quantitatively evaluating risk and benefit in use of biomarkers for disease prevention or early detection.

We are studying new mathematical and statistical models for quantitatively identifying binding patterns from two groups of ChIP-seq samples in future work.

In this paper, we describe a new model for quantitatively assessing screen formats.

This study proposes a model for quantitatively assessing the effect of various waste management strategies and policies at the design stage on waste reduction.

A computational model for quantitatively describing the behavior of four simultaneous chemical reactions taking place on two copper electrodes in a Cu Cu electrolysis cell is formulated.

This paper proposes a dynamic model for quantitatively evaluating the possible impacts arising from the application of prefabrication technology on construction waste reduction and the subsequent waste handling activities.

The objectives of this study were to develop a numerical model for quantitatively analysing exogenous administration of IGF-1 into the intervertebral disc (IVD) via intradiscal injection and to investigate the effects of IGF-1 administration on distribution of glucose and oxygen in the IVD.

The Moens-Korteweg equation is a classic model for quantitatively identifying the relationship between the PWV and character traits of vessel (and contained blood within the vessel), which can be expressed by (1) v = L T = h E r ρ, where h and E are the arterial wall thickness and Young's modulus, respectively.

Then the dynamic response of a real vehicle running on irregular track is simulated through a more detailed multibody model, suitable for quantitatively reproducing its dynamic behaviour in the 0 25 Hz frequency range.

In this paper, we address only the latter type of models, as these are also commonly used for outdoor fate and exposure models, to allow for quantitatively comparing assessments of exposure.