Sentence examples for models previously published from inspiring English sources

Of the models previously published in the cohesin literature, the physical interaction model is most consistent with our results, because it proposes the binding of sister chromatids to a specific position in the cohesin complex.

This dataset has been used as a benchmark to test the performance of most computational phosphorylation prediction models previously published.

In contrast with single-cell models previously published, we achieved this by coupling single-cell GRNs by explicitly incorporating cell-to-cell communication in a cellularised spatial domain.

To better understand the implications of using the Goldberg method for classifying URGB, we compared results of relating underreporting status to personal characteristics using models previously published for URDLW.

The cost model used in this study was developed using the economic principles employed in theoretical cost models previously published in exposure assessment science, and in particular the review on this topic completed by two of the authors of the present paper [ 11].

Because reinfection may occur following treatment, we estimated the efficacy of treatment using a stochastic transmission model of transmission of Chlamydia trachomatis over time, similar to models previously published (Blake et al., 2009; Lietman et al., 2011; Ray et al., 2007, 2009).

Comparisons are made among computed data using the present model, previously published models, and measured results, and generally favorable agreement between prediction and measurement is observed.

A comparison is made with a kinetic model, previously published by Kiparissides et al. (1997 Ind. Engng Chem. Res. 36, 1253 1267).

To this end, an operational model of the MED-TVC unit has been developed based on a design model previously published by the authors.

The binding interface of IL-8 and chondroitin sulfate determined this way correlated excellently with the corresponding NMR based atomistic model previously published.

The FBrAtio approach is presented in detail here and is applied to model previously published metabolic engineering approaches in C. acetobutylicum.