Sentence examples for utility of simulations from inspiring English sources

Although our work focuses on individual eagles (not the eagle populations typically surveyed in the field), our analysis shows both the utility of simulations to identify specific influences on error and also potential improvements to sampling that consider the context-specific manner that point counts are laid out on the landscape.

The analysis also proposes improvements in design and implementation of AR4D projects to improve the utility of simulation modelling for securing positive agronomic and livestock outcomes and lasting legacies.

This has important implications for the clinical utility of simulation and the transfer of training back to the work context.

However, the utility of simulation-based studies such as this is that they serve to provide an assessment and quantification of relationships in the absence of confounding factors.

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Tourur knowledge, this is the first study to assess the feasibility and utility of simulation-based teaching as a supplement to traditional teaching methods in the training of patient for NHHD.

In additions to providing new experimental data, this study validates the utility of molecular simulations as a predictive tool for this mixture in this experimentally challenging region of phase space, though more work is required to accurately calculate fluid properties in regions proximate the mixture critical point.

We argue for more use of direct observation of visitor movements and the utility of travel simulation models.

The utility of system simulation in predicting the system performance at off-design conditions is also brought out through few examples.

This demonstrates the influence of surface topography on electrostatic forces, especially for very small separation distances and proves the utility of the simulation tool in designing surfaces with controlled adhesion.

To show the utility of this simulation software, for example, in the benchmarking of new software, we generated 9 data sets using a range of parameters and used them to test how well the MEGAN software succeeded in successfully binning sequences based on taxonomic classification by homology.

Despite such limitations, we believe that the findings presented here emphasize the utility of combining simulation modeling and ambulatory data collection, and highlight the considerable value to be gained in model building, decision making and operational prioritization by adding duration-based measures into surveillance.