Sentence examples for most modelling of from inspiring English sources
This is an important consideration, and most modelling of pollen movement and cross-pollination has hitherto assumed that the predominant direction for pollen movement would also translate into the greatest directional degree of cross-pollination [20].
Most modelling of clinical data uses empirical models, with convenience assumptions such as proportional hazards.
The next key area of concern is the BBC, which – according to most modellings of the scenario – will now have a scheduling gap and an empty Surrey aircraft hangar to fill.
Most modelling efforts of transcriptional networks involve estimations of in vivo concentrations of components, binding affinities and reaction rates, derived from in vitro biochemical assays.
However, most modelling studies of bat foraging habitat only include land-cover, using it as a surrogate of all relevant environmental variables (e.g. [8], [30]).
Proxemics essentially represents a fundamental assumption of most modelling approaches, although very few authors actually mention this anthropological theory (notably CA based models (Ezaki et al. 2012; Was 2010) and an agent-based model (Manenti et al. 2010)).
In most modelling studies, deviations between a model's predictions and the experimental observations contribute to the refinement and improvement of the model.
In most modelling studies rates are similar and on average at 0.2% and 0.4% of evolutionary change per year for F = 0.4 and F = 0.6 respectively.
Most modelling approaches and studies to date consider both the energy and GHG emission aspects of the food-chain.
Most models at Oxygen Royal are hired by Behpooshi, a modelling agency that last year became one of the first to obtain official permission to operate.
This estimation of age specific effects contrasts with most health modelling studies of walking and cycling, which typically only present aggregate harms and benefits based on a change across age groups in a population, and which therefore find large net benefits.
