Sentence examples for commonly accepted model from inspiring English sources
Donovan and Rideout's (2003) C + NVC model2 has become the standard or at least most commonly accepted model in evaluating wildland rural fire management programmes (Ganewatta 2008; Gebert et al. 2008; Florec et al. 2012).
A commonly accepted model for capturing the effects of interference is the Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio (SINR) criterion under which the outcome of a transmission depends on the ratio of the signal power at a receiver to the noise and the total interference.
Transient global ischemia is a commonly accepted model of vascular dementia, since it resembles the pathological features of Alzheimer's Disease.
And according to the former reports, it is a commonly accepted model to study the early cell cycle phase transition [16], [17].
The most commonly accepted model of carcinoma metastatization provides that epithelial cells incur in EMT to actively disseminate from the primary tumor, but then revert toward an epithelial phenotype after reaching the permissive distant site.
The most commonly accepted model for exocytosis is the SNAREs' model where the SNARE proteins (Sx.1A, SNAP-25 and synaptobrevin 2) are suggested to fuse with each other forcing the membranes into a close proximity to form a bilayer [41].
SYNOPSIS encompasses sub-models of the sewer system, treatment plant and river, based on commonly accepted modeling approaches.
The predicted terms were based on the commonly accepted models of Pfeffer, Wilson and Geankoplis, Kataoka, Sircar, and Lightfoot.
Bybee (2013) also offers an intentionally broad and wide-ranging definition of STEM with the inclusion of nine commonly accepted models of integrated STEM and a description of how these models are different in the extent to which they integrate and include the four disciplines as they are largely context dependent.
Hadoop is a commonly accepted framework for big data analytics.
The Peclet numbers, estimated by this solution, are of about 20% smaller than those, estimated from the same experimental data by means of the commonly accepted analytical model solution obtained under assumption of the fluid plug flow within the bed.
