Sentence examples for changing to model from inspiring English sources

Results were insensitive (less than a 2% change in results) to whether ARS symptoms onset dates were used to adjust estimated infection dates, a change to data exclusion rule II, and the use of alternative model C. MDRI estimates increased by 2 4% when changing to model B, which was the most sensitive to the data exclusion rules (4 10% increase in estimates when changing to data exclusion rule II).

In order to substitute aluminum alloys parts for steel arm parts, simulations of strength and fatigue have to be performed, before changing to new model designs.

Sometimes upgrading your speakers or changing to a different model can be the simplest solution.

The panel will discuss the strategies for operating in the Connected Economy, and the way that the relationship between IT and the line of business leaders is changing to a new model based on collaboration and engagement.

That means changing to a subscription model in which the readers pay directly for content.

Given the high available iron content of the western diet and the fact that the world is changing to the western model, it is important to determine if high iron increases the risk of cancer.

As soon as we started to consider changing to an opt-in model, we talked to our supporters and analysed existing research to estimate how many people would choose to opt-in.

With the TV model changing to streaming services, people can binge watch entire seasons over a weekend or come to a show two months late.

This is presently changing to a prospective funding model which will be informed by a Patient Level Costing project currently in progress.

The Bluecoat's business model is changing to adapt to reducing public sector investment.

"Its operating model is changing, to focus on its core mission to commission artists and organisations to create works inspired by or using digital technology," she said.