Sentence examples for quantitative model development from inspiring English sources

The process of creating and developing models "focuses on qualitative and quantitative model development and testing" (Brewe, 2008, p. 1155) and follows a specific path called the modeling cycle that Brewe describes as "introduction and representation, coordination of representations, application, abstraction and generalization, and refinement" (Brewe, 2008, p. 1156).

However, it should be mentioned that REACTOME only provides the reactions schema but not the kinetic parameters for quantitative model development (18).

The continued importance of both quantitative image analysis and mathematical model development is also highlighted.

So the National Institutes of Health asked the IOM to develop a quantitative model to compare the cost effectiveness of various vaccines in development.

Development of a quantitative model will be facilitated by the availability of tools and techniques to manipulate molecular processes underlying transport of arsenicals across cell membranes or expression and activity of enzymes involved in methylation of arsenicals.

A combination of techniques including rheology, Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS), and birefringence measurements have provided insight into role of linear long chains in the formation of oriented morphologies during the crystallization of hydrogenated polybutadiene blends of controlled polydispersity leading to the development of a quantitative model.

The development of our quantitative model markedly advances our understanding of the electrophysiological basis of excitation-contraction coupling in uterine smooth muscle.

The novel aspect of the present report is the development of a quantitative model of ascites accumulation based solely on physiologically relevant estimations of (PL - PA) and lymphatic drainage of the peritoneal cavity.

Our second aim was to develop a quantitative model that could be used to predict fruit transpiration throughout the course of fruit development.

These are not rare among bacteria, but the lack of knowledge of the insertion/deletion frequency in bacterial lineages precludes the development of a more quantitative model.

In the present study a deterministic quantitative model based on graph theory has been developed for the better development and management of watershed.