Sentence examples for models of long term from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAT THE beginning of 1998 the sophisticated risk models of Long Term Capital Management, a hedge fund run by former star traders from Salomon Brothers, an investment bank, reckoned that there was a 1% chance the fund could lose more than $45m in a day.

However, when formal and computational modeling is used to experimentally simulate human socioecological dynamics, the empirical archaeological record can be used to validate and improve dynamic models of long term change.

We modelled cost effectiveness by combining a decision tree with Markov modelling of long term consequences.

The presented work aims at studying the modelling of long term performance of concrete compositions with different proportions of clinker as regards the diffusion of CO2 in concrete – carbonation.

Economic evaluation of interventions to improve the management of diabetes have, in recent years, increasingly relied on modelling of long term outcomes and costs of disease [ 22].

Few studies in the review assessed outcomes over greater than 12 months, and modelling of long term economic consequences of improved health outcomes may be necessary.

We used an existing integrated global model of long term poliovirus risk management policies (i.e., the global model) [ 25] that relies on a differential equation - based dynamic poliovirus transmission and OPV evolution model [ 9, 12] to simulate poliovirus spread and immunity within populations and cVDPV emergence in the event of insufficient population immunity to transmission.

Interestingly, a study using an animal model of long term mechanical ventilation showed that mucus flow was reversed toward the lungs in the semi-recumbent position and that it could be drained out of the lungs in the horizontal position [ 39].

Several models of long-term follow-up care have been developed to address this need.

These findings are discussed with regard to the neural substrate of episodic memory and psychological models of long-term memory.

Nesting high-skilled migration within models of long-term economic development (Lucas 1988; Romer 1990) helps identify some potential 'wider impacts'.