Sentence examples for use a stochastic simulation from inspiring English sources
We use a stochastic simulation model of influenza transmission based on a model described previously (10, 11).
We use a stochastic simulation model in which health care workers can transmit MRSA through short-lived hand contamination, or through persistent colonization.
In order to reflect the variations in response that result from a small number of reactants within individual cells, the dynamics of each cell was simulated using a stochastic simulation based on Gillespie's algorithm.
For each parameter set, we used a stochastic simulation algorithm (SSA) [ 54], to simulate 50,000 cells per clone, and then computed the resulting fluorescence distributions.
Using a stochastic simulation experiment we also confirm that the asymptotic Gaussian approximation holds.
The objective of this study was to examine whether vaccination was able to prevent MAP invasion in dairy cattle using a stochastic simulation approach.
We present a comprehensive model for the structure of swollen ionic membranes using a stochastic simulation process at the nanoscale level.
The aim of this study was to investigate the recovery in cancellous bone stiffness resulting from anabolic treatment following varying degrees of resorption, using a stochastic simulation applied to a simplistic structure consisting of five vertical and five horizontal trabeculae.
Hydrogeologic property distributions in a two-dimensional, vertical cross-section of the site are generated by combining the average layer-scale matrix and fracture properties with local-scale perturbations generated using a stochastic simulation method.
This paper addresses the influence of the cM uncertainty on the predicted land settlement using a stochastic simulation approach where cM is regarded as a random variable and a large number of equally likely cM realizations are generated and implemented into a poroelastic finite element model.
I used a stochastic simulation to determine the effect of step length on the distribution of measured turning angles and directional biases.
