Sentence examples for a model that appears from inspiring English sources
It is a model that appears to be both viable and popular.
Yet again, Germany offers a model that appears to work much better than the rapacious Anglo-Saxon approach.
"He does have a model that appears to work".
The chi-square test can result in the rejection of a model that appears to fit the data quite well.
Subsequently, in a study of hepatitis C-related HCC, we developed a model that appeared to have high sensitivity and specificity and that performed well on an independent test set (Ward et al, 2006a).
In this way one can understand how Friedman's methodology, which appears to justify the eclectic and pragmatic view that economists should use any model that appears to "work" regardless of how absurd or unreasonable its assumptions might appear, has been deployed in service of a rigid theoretical orthodoxy.
A prognostic model that appears to predict outcome well on a derivation dataset but which predicts weakly or not at all on a plausibly related independent dataset is clearly not 'fit for purpose', whatever purpose may be envisaged.
The data gathered through the "Drammen Project" are unique in that they combine the selection of a group of patients previously not systematically investigated in the established literature, while at the same time delivering a multifaceted treatment program of unusual intensity based on a treatment model that appears especially well-suited for the task of relieving treatment resistance.
In particular, she should answer the moral and ethical questions raised by a business model that appears to target vulnerable individuals in desperate need of a quick sale to alleviate their financial position.
And when it has a business model that appears to answer some of the main governance concerns afflicting the industry, it repays much wider attention.The bank is Sweden's Svenska Handelsbanken, a retail bank with operations in Scandinavia, Britain and elsewhere.
But we want governments to put society and the planet before an economic model that appears pretty broken," he says.
