Sentence examples for models we explored from inspiring English sources

Using linear models, we explored the relationship between environmental variables (fire severity, pre-fire stand maturity, nature of the seedbed, and physiographic variables) and black spruce post-fire regeneration.

Since neutralization of CXCL8 with polyclonal antibody has been shown to reduce the severity of ALI/ARDS in animal models, we explored the potential of humanized anti-CXCL8 antibody as a preventive or therapeutic agent for ALI.

In the four models we explored the impact from STRUCTURE (model 2), kinship coefficients (model 3) or both (model 4) in the association models.

Through the use of ARIMA models, we explored the relationship between environmental variables and influenza cases in two regions characterized by warm climate, Hong Kong (China and Maricopa County Arizonana, USA).

Recognizing that alternative theories of evolution generate different models, we explored alternative datasets and parameters.

Unlike previous prognostic models, we explored more complex relations between continuous predictors and mortality and captured non-linear relations.

Second, based on descriptive analysis, correspondence analysis and multivariate probit models, we explore factors explaining the perception of obstacles, and study complementarities between those obstacles.

On the basis of generic and realistic computer models we explore the concept of acute seizure control through state-dependent feedback stimulation.

To handle such correlation when building predictive models, we explore the usage of a multi-task learning (MTL) framework to search for a combination of tasks and features that highly correlate with the leadership and extraversion traits of humans.

Indeed, both variables change in the models we explore in the Dynamical Models section.

Using simulation models, we explore the impacts of indirect transmission on CWD dynamics among cervids.