Sentence examples for cannot be easily modeled from inspiring English sources

The problem with FSM is that holes cannot be easily modeled.

On the other hand, the noncoherent noise-like structures cannot be easily modeled since they do not have a definite TF localization or correlation with dictionary elements.

There are contexts of science that cannot be easily modeled in the classroom, for example, cultural biases, economics, and conflicts of interest and credibility.

We consider queueing networks with finite capacity and blocking after service (BAS) to represent some synchronization constraints that cannot be easily modeled with queueing network models with infinite capacity queues.

The sensitivity of users to road safety campaigns, the improved quality of the vehicle fleet, the improvement of the driving skills of the general population, and the overall improvement of the condition of the road network are only some of the aspects that cannot be easily modeled directly.

If exposures vary over time, especially in cases where such variation cannot be easily modeled, it may be necessary to monitor longitudinally.

Success in elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying UCC using cancer cells in in vitro tissue culture environments has been limited because the stroma and the microenvironment cannot be easily modelled in vitro, and because of problems with long-term propagation of these tumour cells.

The precise relationship between thermocouple temperature and actual sample temperature will be instrument dependent due to many factors, including process gas pressure, process gas flow rate, thermocouple response, heater response, and chiller efficiency that cannot be easily mechanistically modeled as a function of temperature.

This renders the initial assumption of equal read length invalid, and the process cannot be easily be modeled without a detailed knowledge of the contributions from each technology.

The effect of the premature stop codon cannot be easily directly modelled within the Petri net model framework, since at the premature stop codon, three ribosome movement events, i.e., staying where it is, stop codon readthrough and premature termination, exit rather than only the first two events for normal codons.

Although Negative Binomial distributions or other distributions with over-dispersion parameters are often used for modeling *-seq data, they cannot be easily adopted to model the joint distribution of multivariate signals with covariance structures.