Sentence examples for use a reduced model from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we suggest for this kind of exposure to use a reduced model of chloride ingress with dt = 6 h that is 14.6 times faster in comparison with the reference case (complete model with dt = 1 h).

To obviate this problem, we use a reduced model that collapses classes R1– R4 into a single population class R(1,4) which heuristically corresponds to recently infected individuals.

Also, since the two recursive steps sample from the full space of alignments and structures directly, we avoid the need to use a reduced model; a concession that is common to several extant procedures.

To verify the applicability of the above finding to turbulent flames, 2-D direct numerical simulation (DNS) of a lean turbulent premixed flame of n-butane/air with Karlovitz number of 250 was carried out using a reduced model developed from USC-Mech II.

The bypass method of Figure 4 transforms the Newton method into a Quasi-Newton method by using a reduced model for the partition.

Dudev and Lim investigated this phenomenon using a reduced model system and proposed the protein matrix as the decisive factor for Ca2+ vs. Na+ selectivity in the SF of calcium channels (Dudev and Lim, 2012).

We used a reduced model that allows for separation of the variables of interest into two subsystems: fast (completed during a spike) and slow (completed over the time scale of burst duration).

We used a reduced model to estimate the heritability of dry weight at day 9, including only females in the uninjected group, split between the two diets.

Using a reduced model, we found marked connectivity differences between the patient group and healthy controls already in the first DCM analysis step.

Thus, we instead used a reduced model that assumed the same genetic variance across food concentrations, while allowing for different genetic correlations between survival at the three food concentrations.

To test for the presence of positive selection for preferred mutations, we estimated the log-likelihood of the data using a reduced model with γ = 0, denoted as NS (No Selection).