Sentence examples for an accepted model from inspiring English sources

"But among people who do H.I.V. research, this is an accepted model.

This is all complicated by the fact (yes, it is one) that there is neither an exact science, nor even an accepted model, for verifying "truthiness" (the word coined by US comedian Stephen Colbert to describe the degree to which opinion dresses as fact).

This debate reflects the lack of an accepted model of noise annoyance in residential communities.

Self similarity is already an accepted model in local and wide area networks and many on-chip applications have also been proven to have self similar characteristics.

John should use a service designer in order to obtain a formalized description to be developed as the solution; nevertheless, differently from the quasi-manual approach, he is allowed to refer to design patterns, that is, he may follow an accepted model which is likely to assist at least a big part of his intentions, in the mentioned example, John should use a 'web delivery (DPT)' pattern.

The HL60 cells are thus neutrophil like and are an accepted model to study neutrophil cells.

J. Rheology 40, 1057 1077] results on particle migration across a fracture, an accepted modeling system is a three-layer flow consisting of the central core of high particle concentration surrounded by pure fluid layers.

are important trees in forestry and landscaping, whereas Populus trichocarpa is an internationally accepted model organism for tree research.

However so far, previous studies have not yielded an entirely accepted model [ 3- 7].

Although, there are more accurate ways to describe a communication channel, the AWGN is a generally accepted model for wired channels.

In fact, CT is the only imaging technique showing a direct correlation with density [6], from which lung aeration can be inferred with a widely accepted model assuming lung weight as a linear function of Hounsfield units (HU) [7].