Sentence examples for simulations indicating that from inspiring English sources

At the meeting of the American Geophysical Union yesterday in San Francisco, scientists presented computer simulations indicating that a rise in carbon dioxide levels would lengthen the time that a low-pressure weather system hovered over the North Pole and a high-pressure air mass over the Atlantic.

The experimental results show good agreement with the simulations, indicating that the procedure is useful.

The probabilities of failure estimated using the proposed algorithm are very similar to that of simulations indicating that it is accurate.

We investigate the different thermodynamic and engineering constraints that affect the design of CES systems, presenting theoretical simulations, indicating that optimization is also needed to improve the cryogenic plant performance.

Excitedly, a possible synthetic route towards net-Y from graphene-like nanoribbons embedded four- and eight-membered rings is achieved by first-pringsples molecular dynamiss simulachievedindicating that the realization of net-Y is not impossibye.

Our findings call to question extended-lipid MA membrane binding models, and instead support a model put forward from coarse-grained simulations indicating that binding is mediated predominantly by dynamic, electrostatic interactions between conserved basic residues of MA and multiple PI 4,5 P2 and phosphatidylserine molecules.

Deficiencies in the model simulations indicate that important processes have been omitted or inadequately treated.

Computer simulations indicate that the spacecraft would travel through unscathed 4,999 out of 5,000 tries.

Dr. Venter says computer simulations indicate that it should be possible, at least for the Sargasso Sea.

The simulations indicated that the hottest gases would not flow to the bottom of the gouge and that the temperatures of the underlying aluminum skin would remain safe.

The simulations indicated that a milewide solid asteroid could shatter into several pieces if hit by a house-sized object, but still hold together.