Sentence examples for relationship modelled from inspiring English sources

The five scenarios were designed to represent varied points in the process of disengaging from an abusive relationship, modelled after those used on the DVSA [ 37]: 1) committed to continuing the relationship; 2) committed to, but questioning aspects of the relationship; 3) views herself as abused and begins to consider her options; 4) breaking away and; 5) establishing a new life.

Using the TMACC interpretation the extent of activity associated with each feature was accumulated for the entire ACE data set to allow determination of the structure-activity relationship modelled (Table 3).

This method uses the hierarchical relationship modelled as a self-referencing relation.

Supposing the relationship was modelled as linear, we saw the approximation line provided a good estimation of contact angle from the liquid recovery time with the coefficient of determination R 2 over 0.8.

S-wave log was created using Castagna's mud rock relationship and modelled to the correct S-wave behaviour for gas sand by fluid substitution after rock physics analysis within the reservoir interval.

The relationship is modelled using the 'threshold and impact' template (Figure 8a), such that a (positive or negative) difference of at least 5% between the level of economical development of a region and its trading partners will lead to a difference of 5% in that region (c.f., [58] for the equations).

Multiple logistic regression was used to study the relationship between modelled levels of NO2 and the self-reported prevalence of annoyance and asthmatic symptoms respectively.

If the relationship is modelled as linear, a one-step increase in occupational grade is associated with an increase in the CASP-19 quality of life score of 0.30 units (95% CI = 0.26; 0.34, p < 0.001).

The results from the analysis of the relationship between modelled levels of NO2 and annoyance related to vehicle exhausts, experiencing the air as irritating and reporting asthmatic symptoms, respectively, are shown in Table 4. aOR = odds ratio; bCI = confidence interval 1 Logistic regression was used to estimate OR's and CI's.

First, we have compared the relationship between modelled and measured 2006 NO2 and O3 concentrations as a function of NO X at the Marylebone Road kerbside site and second, we have produced regression plots of the hourly NO2 predictions at 16 roadside sites in London, having constrained the model to the hourly NO X measurements.

Therefore the complexity of crop models typically arises from the inter-relationships between modelled mechanisms rather than the sophistication of individual process representation.