Sentence examples for deficiency of models from inspiring English sources
Well-developed BM ultrastructural features were observed at the dermal epidermal junction (DEJ), thus demonstrating successful resolution of a primary deficiency of models previously evaluated for SM studies.
One major deficiency of models is the inability to simulate repeated infections.
The only deficiency of model E was the range of pattern coefficients of F2 (.49 to.91), indicating a moderate lack of homogeneity among this family of coping.
The deficiency of these models is that the obtained results are incompatible with the experimental observation as a large value of the solid volume fraction ϕ is chosen.
Running a comprehensive history matching shows the deficiency of previous models to estimate the amount of trapped CO2 during and after the injection period.
In fact, due to the uncertainty of the experiment and deficiency of numerical models, it is often difficult to accurately simulate the declining branches and pinching effect of experimental results.
The model depicts the actual situation that one report particle may combine more than one target, which overcomes the deficiency of existing models where one report particle combines only one target.
Work is in progress to circumvent the deficiency of the model by the consideration of additional momentum equations or an algebraic slip model to account for bubble separation.
This may occur because the current model lacks the regulatory events that are likely to accompany the light-dark transition, so the only deficiency of the model is located around the time of dusk.
This is potentially a serious deficiency of the model, because, as is shown in Figure 6, when the Hill coefficient (k6) is one or less, the high-TBP can replace the zero-TBP state as the only stable steady state.
This model overcomes the deficiencies of existing models by readily incorporating all available geologic information and updating geologic predictions based on observations given by the neural network.
