Sentence examples for response modelled from inspiring English sources
A dynamic FEM model considering the PET panel influence in the dynamic response, modelled as star-shaped equivalent rods, matched the experimental frequencies and modal shapes.
We approached this evaluation by addressing the question "does the current MPA network tend to protect high diversity sites?" To do this analytically, we fit a generalized linear mixed model with site-specific reef fish richness as the response (modelled as Poisson), a fixed effect term for the protection status of sites, and random effects for the ecoregions.
Based on these result, we conclude that the relation between intake rate and biomass density generally follows a type-2 functional response, modelled by a monotonically saturating function, but is strongly affected by many factors related to herbage palatability.
The correlation coefficients between the principal component temporal expression coefficients and the hemodynamic response modelled by SPM (ecc) determined the task-related components.
The sensor response is modelled analytically using complex mapping which lead to expressions detailing the sensitivity of the sensor.
Photoelectrochemical response was modelled as a function of operating parameters and guidelines for photoreactor configuration were identified.
A series of numerical experiments are designed with far-field stresses applied at a range of angles to the rock domains and their geomechanical response is modelled using the combined finite-discrete element method (FEMDEM).
The quasi-static response is modelled using the arc-length constraint while the pseudo-transient routine uses a modified explicit dynamic routine, which is more computationally efficient than standard implicit and explicit dynamic schemes.
The detector response is modelled to be spatially invariant at a constant distance from the detector.
This four-category response was modelled using the continuation ratio approach to ordinal data.
The response variables modelled were physical activity (walking, moderate, vigorous, and total) and sitting time.
