Sentence examples for models have assessed from inspiring English sources

Studies to date in advanced cardiac models have assessed cardiac function, primarily profiling a small number of compounds35,39,40 or specific functional acute alterations41.

Both orientation and distribution of the fibres have been evaluated with several experimental techniques, while various models have assessed the prediction of such fibre positioning by using the orientation factor.

Multiscale models have assessed the effects of NMDAR blockers on cellular and network dynamics [72, 73].

Different biological and statistical models have assessed the potential geographical expansion of malaria ranging from small change in the next decades [84], [85] to substantial extension by the end of the century [86], [87].

Several other models have assessed the role of travel restrictions on the international spread of influenza (23 – 23 ).

32 While a number of animal models have assessed muscle injury, few reflect either the mechanism of injury or the symptoms experienced by athletes.

Mr Carney said that Bank of England economic models had assessed the differences between what would happen with current market interest rates without the forward guidance and "what would happen if interest rates stayed at the same level until effectively that [7%] unemployment threshold was reached about three years from now".

Economic modelling has assessed whether the additional cost of PPI therapy compared to other acid inhibiting agents is acceptable given PPIs superior efficacy in healing and relieving symptoms.

Prior studies in genetically engineered mouse models (GEMMs) have assessed the role of Hh signaling by cell autonomous expression of a constitutively active Gli2 within epithelial cells.

Using multivariable logistic regression models, we have assessed the correlation of HER-2/neu expression with methylation of each gene (RIL, HIN-1, RASFF1A, CDH13, E-cadherin and RARβ2).

Modelling studies have assessed the impact of image-based screening on breast cancer mortality of BRCA1 gene mutation carriers.