Sentence examples for be a reasonable model from inspiring English sources
However, based on our many years' experience in studying HIV-1 Vpr in fission yeast cells, we have reason to believe that fission yeast should be a reasonable model to study HIV-1 PR as well.
While this may be a reasonable model for rapidly cooled alloys such as Shechtman's original aluminum-manganese, other compounds, such as aluminum-copper-iron, possess quasicrystalline structures in thermodynamic equilibrium.
This model is hence a member of van Emde Boas's (1990) second machine class and as such is not considered to be a reasonable model of computation.
\(\mathfrak{M}\) is assumed to be a reasonable model in the sense that it accurately reflects the computational costs of carrying out the sorts of informally specified algorithms which are encountered in mathematical practice.
If system (2) is to be a reasonable model, we should choose (g 0,y) = 1) for all y, since all hosts will escape infestation if the parasitoid population is zero.
The burst of a gas slug at the surface vent may be a reasonable model for the generation mechanism of the volcanic tremor and the occurrence of impulsive infrasonic signals.
All that is required is a reasonable model of user growth and a good understanding of the profit each user can generate.
It is verified that the analytical probability distribution model is a reasonable model to estimate the peak pressure coefficients.
On the contrary, Physicians for a National Health Program and others have convincingly shown that adoption of a single-payer program (Canada's is a reasonable model) would be significantly cheaper than our present inefficient system, while covering all of our population.
By comparison with the Deaves and Harris model it is shown that such a pressure driven boundary layer is a reasonable model for the lower half of the atmospheric boundary layer where the shear stress decreases approximately linearly with height.
Whether this is a reasonable model for the travel industry remains to be seen.
