Sentence examples for models relevant to the from inspiring English sources

Experimental results are well described by theory, using photorefractive models relevant to the used crystals.

The data may, e.g. be used for comparison and demonstration of methodologies and models relevant to the WFD.

This paper demonstrates the use of system modeling and identification as a means to find models relevant to the engine control.

Despite the well known physical background, the availability of release models relevant to the elastic phase is rather poor, compared to those relevant to vapours, gases and atmospheric liquids.

The procedure is general in nature and can be applied to work out travel times of solutes in diverse groundwater flow situations so long as suitable hydraulic models relevant to the studied situations are available.

Subsequently, standards and data models relevant to the dissemination of aggregate level results of clinical trials are discussed.

Genes can then be further expanded to list all the models relevant to this disease with their corresponding phenotype similarity score and even the matched phenotype information.

In rats, lungs at birth have a saccular appearance and alveolarization is an exclusively postnatal (between P4 and P21) event, which makes this model relevant to the infant population developing BPD.

In humans, autophagic buildup is present in many muscle cells in late-onset patients (both juvenile and adults), thus making the observations in the mouse model relevant to the human study.

A better understanding of rat strains, an increasing variety of available reagents specific to the rat, and the understanding that there is an urgent need for a model relevant to the most frequent form of AD may lead to a new era of animal models that drive future successful drug development.

However, in developing EWS for MBDs and other infectious diseases, it is important to also include nonclimatic influences in the models and to make the models relevant to particular response decisions and to the needs of policy makers (WHO 2004).