Sentence examples for challenging models from inspiring English sources

However, our results provide strong evidence that RIPK1 does not have an obligatory role in necroptosis signaling, challenging models which suggested that RIPK1 has an essential role upstream of RIPK3 and is required for its activation.

Synthesis of the PG-modified LPS (LPS*) requires ready access to the small PG precursor pool but does not weaken cell wall integrity, challenging models of precursor sequestration at PG assembly machinery.

Their goal was to try to solve the mystery of the identity of the Denisovans, to find more of them, and to explore how the discovery is challenging models of modern human origins.

Nevertheless, challenging models with seasonal influenza data is a promising validation strategy, because for seasonal influenza we have topical data.

With ideal data, fitted models would be stress-tested to assess their validity, for instance challenging models to predict out-of-fit data.

Since GAMETES selects models representative of this model difficulty range, maximizing this range encourages the selection of best models to represent the easiest and most challenging models based on model architecture alone.

But Gibbon said the company kept parts of its popular but challenged models online – which may have also contributed to its eventual shut-down.

Therefore, we are now better able to challenge models that explicitly represent space.

"The traditional million-dollar-a-week production is a challenged model," Mr. Koonin said.

Moreover, he challenged model-based extrapolation as a tool to close the postulated laboratory field divide.

Mike Rutter, managing director of Flybe's outsourcing solutions, said: "Newquay Airport has been a challenged model for some time.