Sentence examples for commendable model from inspiring English sources
"He is a commendable model of commitment to substance and to civility in public life.
It's a commendable model, particularly in the case of the Restore soft exosuit the partnership has created to assist stroke patients.
Our model's commendable predictive performance was largely due to the inclusion of time-dependent covariates, whose values could be updated on a daily basis [unpublished data, Wong et al.].
That these films present black characters as positive role models is commendable, but this heroism comes at a price.
Decreasing the commercial and design risk at the RFQ stage through comprehensive application of FNM and draft CFD modeling; Utilizing the commendable combination between the thermal design methodology and the product development process; Applying various thermal design tools to reduce the system thermal risk and maintain the long-term reliability of products.
Without good information of this sort, the extent to which Indigenous Australians use Cancer Councils' services and their satisfaction with the service received remains unknown, so the progress occurring in two jurisdictions is commendable and could serve as a model for other Cancer Councils to follow.
Moreover, this finite element model can also play a commendable guiding role in the LTW experiments with acceptable accuracy.
The in vivo study indicated that 10d could significantly suppress tumor growth in MV4-11 xenudeafts nude mice model and occupied with a commendable therapeutic window compared to sunitinib.
The developed ANFIS model was capable of predicting the performance parameters with commendable accuracy as observed from correlation coefficients within the range of 0.946542 0.988996, Mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) in the range of 3.879652 7.456275% along with noticeably low root mean square errors (RMSE).
Although a commendable number of fast estimation algorithms are available for Bayesian models of continuous Gaussian traits, there is a shortage for corresponding models of discrete or censored phenotypes.
