Sentence examples for caps model from inspiring English sources

Here, following the 'Hinge and Caps' model of jaw development, we have investigated evidence of heterotopic (relative changes in position) and heterochronic (relative changes in timing) shifts in gene expression, relative to amniotes, in the jaw primordia of S. canicula embryos.

We demonstrate the presence of clear proximo-distal polarity in gene expression patterns in the shark embryo, thus establishing a baseline molecular baüplan for branchial arch-derived jaw development and further validating the utility of the 'Hinge and Caps' model in comparative studies of jaw development and evolution.

This conceptualisation of personality is set within Mischel and Shoda's (1995, 1999) Cognitive-Affective-Personality System (CAPS) model.

This observation fits with the prediction of the 'Hinge and Caps' model, and suggests that 'cap' signals could originate from derivatives of Dlx5-expressing frontonasal progenitors.

This paper by Gitton et al. re-examines the 'Hinge and Caps' model posited by Michael Depew and adds a new piece of evidence supporting this theory.

However, I do not necessarily agree with the statement that these "observations provide the first genetic demonstration of the 'Hinge and Caps' model" (p.1 Abstract).

The continuous surface cap model has been used for modelling concrete behaviour.

The owners also want a hard salary cap — i.e., an absolute payroll ceiling with no cap "exceptions" — to replace the soft-cap model.

Flint said the introduction of a protected price does not equate to a return to a full price cap model for all tariffs, as it existed in Britain from privatisation until 2001.

Yet even a cursory glance at the UK model developed when Thatcher first privatised British Telecom in 1982 shows that its price cap model, known as RPI-X and devised by Stephen Littlechild, has been widely admired and adapted abroad in preference to the US model, based on a rate of return on capital.

The continuous surface cap model (CSCM), was used to model rock behaviour.