Sentence examples for more closely simulating from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to estimate the effect of preoperative statin initiation on AKI after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) using an epidemiologic approach more closely simulating a randomized controlled trial in a large CABG patient population.

For example, it is critical to test the anti-HIV-1 effect in in vitro studies more closely simulating the physiological conditions in the vagina, e.g., in the presence of seminal plasma and under a pH transition that takes place during the coital event [38].

Compared to written evaluations the OSCE format attempts to increase the examination fidelity by more closely simulating realistic clinical problems or scenarios, and has been shown to have both reliability and construct validity as an evaluation tool [ 3].

Those experiments were measuring the upper limits of molecular adhesions between each pair of single molecules, while our experiment was designed to estimate the molecular interactions in vivo by more closely simulating the physiological ionic environment, loading conditions, molecular strains, and molecular packing density.

Experiments more closely simulating natural conditions have also shown that a variety of structures can form as a consequence of shaking (Moretti et al. 1999).

Compared to homozygous hCD19 transgenic mice that have ∼75% fewer circulating B cells, hemizygous mice had hCD19 frequencies and antigen density more closely simulating human B cells.

The new model therefore more closely simulates the hydrological interactions between wetlands, rivers and groundwater.

An additional row of keys and a new overall layout of the keyboard to more closely simulate a standard QWERTY keyboard.

The present study aims to evaluate the whole coal seam quality, coal ash behaviour, fundamental mechanisms, which more closely simulate the conditions of a pulverised coal-fired boiler.

To resolve this problem, a new vibration test method that can more closely simulate the actual loading conditions of the curing concrete stitch has been developed as presented in Part I [Kwan AKH, Ng PL.

The fact that the saline-soaked samples were found to have different spectra from the as-is samples and from each other raised the value of studying these resin composite surfaces after incubation in fluids that will more closely simulate the oral environment with fluctuating temperatures and acidity.