Sentence examples for models that adequately from inspiring English sources

Since the mathematical treatment of the whole process at a stroke is not possible due to its complexity, a hierarchy of models that adequately describe partial aspects of the process chain has been developed in research during the last years.

There are currently no animal models that adequately mimic the complex pathophysiology associated with ACS.

However, a prerequisite for tailoring outcomes to individual patients is the availability of robust predictive models that adequately reflect outcomes in routine practice settings.

Although the model defined by Eq. (1) is a rough approximation, it can be progressively modified to cover more realistic models that adequately account for interaction mechanisms and kinetic rates.

One major hurdle in the development of more effective therapies is the lack of preclinical models that adequately recapitulate the heterogeneity of PCa, significantly hindering the ability to accurately predict therapeutic response.

Calculation models that adequately represent the effects of process parameters (such as reactor pressure, shroud and reactants flow) and reactor geometry (such as injector and reactor chamber design) on growth rate and uniformity of GaN/InGaN in the EMCORE's D180 and E300 platforms have been developed.

The pediatric PBPK model was optimized following development of an adult PBPK model that adequately described literature data.

It can then be used to retrieve a model that adequately captures a given biological system, to obtain initial estimates, or to compare final estimates of different models.

A barrier to in-depth studies of the inheritance, population dynamics, and effects of clinically relevant mtDNA mutations has been the lack of genetic model systems that adequately represent the features of pathogenic mtDNA mutations [ 14].

Preclinical studies have been limited by the use of xenograft models that do not adequately recapitulate the immune system of a clinically relevant host.

It has been recognized that some of the reasons for negative results in different clinical trials in septic patients [96], despite encouraging results from preclinical studies, are the use of animal models that do not adequately mimic human sepsis [97].