Sentence examples for using a population model from inspiring English sources
Here, we investigated the demographic consequences of predator eradication for Cory's shearwater Calonectris diomedea, breeding in the Mediterranean, using a population model that integrates demographic rates estimated from individual life-history information with experimental measures of predation and habitat structure.
The model presented in this paper deals with these issues by using a population model to estimate frequencies of nematodes in bins defined along log(EXT) or log(TOF) axes.
Interstudy variability in PBPK model parameters was characterized using a population model, and included for all studies.
The parameter β relates MPG to HbA1c at steady state and is estimated per subject using a population model.
Insulin secretion rate was calculated using a computerised program implementing a regularisation method of deconvolution [ 17] and using a population model of C-peptide kinetics [ 18].
The Institute of Medicine using a population model defined vitamin D deficiency for bone health as a circulating concentration of 25(OH D < 20 ng/mL.
The study aimed to characterize the pharmacokinetics (PK) of four β-lactams (piperacillin, ceftazidime, cefepime, and meropenem) in patients comedicated with amikacin (AMK), and to confirm the predictive performance of AMK data, obtained from therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM), on these PK, using a population modeling approach.
This study investigates paracetamol clearance in neonates and infants after single and multiple dosing using a population modelling approach.
The report using a population modelling approach excluded data from post partum women because of erratic ARS absorption, which made it difficult to identify a predictive structural model to describe the data.
As recently as 2008, for example, Vynnycky and Edmunds used a population model to investigate the impact of school closures on the spread of influenza during a pandemic [41].
We used a population model that simulates the life histories of 8 million unvaccinated women born from 1939 to 1992.
