Sentence examples for models to link from inspiring English sources

The researchers used several statistical models to link obesity rates to the amount of time spent viewing fast food advertising, finding that viewing more fast food commercials on television raises the risk of obesity in children.

Erosivity, the potential of rainfall to detach soil particles, is a parameter used in several models to link rainfall and soil losses.

Cortical morphometry and fractional anisotropy (FA) derived from DTI were used with linear mixed effects models to link changes to behaviour status.

The outdoor recreation management and natural resource economics fields have extensive experience with similar problems and frequently use recreational site choice models to link attributes of recreational areas to use by recreationists.

Hence, the goal of this study was to examine the ability of existing pore scale conceptual models (single porosity models) to link molecular and macroscopic scale data on adsorption and diffusion in compacted smectite.

The study is part of a larger multi-year project integrating climate model downscaling, microclimate measurement and modeling, experimental studies of tree seedling recruitment, and spatially explicit plant population models to link micro-scale ecological processes to macro-scale species range dynamics under climate change (Davis and Sweet 2012).

These use computer modelling to link resources to sentencing and have succeeded in shifting funds to community rehabilitation without endangering public safety.

This paper presents a conditional probability model to link results from inspections with numerical simulations of fatigue cracks.

We developed a model to link stressors with impacts to aquatic systems to serve as a basis for a watershed threat ranking system.

The model to link final demand for products and services to the depletion of cobalt resources consists of several parts (Fig. 1).

We recently reported a mechanistic model to link micro-architectural information to the delamination strength (Sd) of human ascending thoracic aorta (ATA).