Sentence examples for benign models from inspiring English sources

If such artificially benign models show significant error then we know the reality can only be worse.

This point mass is much larger for the benign vs. cancer models than for normal vs. cancer and normal vs. benign models.

Hence, the present work, perhaps for the first time, reports the functional characteristics of the bio-relevant and environmentally benign model complexes.

However, these stress signalling pathways have been characterized to the greatest extent in the relatively benign model yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

When this relatively benign model yeast is faced with a mixture of carbon sources it preferentially utilizes sugars such as glucose before assimilating alternative carbon sources (Johnston, 1999).

This lack of correlation between the transcriptome and this phenome is consistent with genomic studies in the relatively benign model yeast, S. cerevisiae (Giaever et al., 2002).

These techniques essentially train algorithms like support vector machines with a benign software model and after that, any abnormal behaviour can trigger the detection event.

Why can't we push hard for integrated schools as a student achievement strategy and simultaneously support the "benign paternalism" model of charters that have demonstrated success with low-income kids?

Genetic and fluorescent in situ hybridization analyses of recurrent LAM after lung transplantation support this benign metastatic model.

He is now making a robot predator to see how the shoal reacts to less benign intruders.If the models are anything to go by, the best outcome for the group—in this case, not being eaten seems to depend on most members' being blissfully unaware of the world outside the shoal and simply taking their cue from others.

In vitro studies in benign thyroid cell models have demonstrated a particularly important role for BRAF, in comparison to other RAF isoforms, as a central regulator of thyroid-specific protein expression (i.e., differentiation) and proliferative capacity (Mitsutake et al, 2005a).