Several models were employed to predict the phase inversion composition.
Models were employed to simulate scenarios with and without human impacts.
Two models were employed to predict the biological activities of two test sets.
Regression models were employed to establish the numerical correlation between the machining parameters and output responses.
The kinetic models were employed to study the kinetics of the process.
Once validated, the models were employed to generate additional structural performance data through numerical parametric studies.
Two- and three-parameter biosorption models were employed to describe the experimental kinetic and isotherm data.
Two and three parameter adsorption models were employed to describe experimental biosorption isotherm data.
Comprehensive thermodynamic, solar thermal, and exergoeconomic models were employed to obtain objective functions.
Single- and dual-fractal models were employed to fit the ER binding data obtained from literature.
Models were employed to take the Evening Standard from the hands of commuters, and replace it with the London Daily News.
