Sentence examples for models to study the effects of from inspiring English sources

We have constructed finite element models to study the effects of poroelastic rebound on the postseismic deformation following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

In this study, we used a combination of micro-computed tomography experiments and biphasic-solute finite element models to study the effects of three parameters of the overlying bath on the diffusion of neutral solutes across cartilage zones.

Koulamas (1992) and Savsar (2000) developed Markov models to study the effects of tool failures on system performance measures for a flexible manufacturing cell with a single machine served by a robot for part loading/unloading and a pallet for part transfers to estimate the reliability and maintenance.

The objectives of this study were to evaluate three commercial sand filter models, to study the effects of the internal auxiliary elements (the diffuser plate and the underdrains) and its interaction to sand particle size and media bed depth on the head loss as a function of the water flow velocity at clean water conditions.

Peripheral cells from CHM patients expose characteristics that were not previously recognized and could used as an alternative models to study the effects of different mutations in the REP-1 gene on mechanism of CHM development in human population.

For this purpose, investigators turned to conditional mouse models to study the effects of BRCA1 loss.

In the present study, we used this animal model to study the effects of chronic migraine on affective disorders.

They applied the model to study the effect of installed security cameras on crimes.

We analyzed the effect of immigrants in the model to study the effect of immigrants for the host population.

Although fixed-effects models produce robust results for the time-variant variables, random-effects models are used to study the effects of time-invariant factors.

AIDS researchers have always been handicapped by the absence of a small-animal model in which to study the effects of the disease.