Sentence examples for developing a working model from inspiring English sources

Once my calculations were all good, I transitioned into developing a working model.

We molded compound profiles around criteria that will be important in developing a working model for geroprotector candidacy.

We developed the profiles in accordance with what we wish to promote as criteria important in developing a working model of geroprotectors.

After reading the literature and developing a working model of vesicle movement during the interconnected processes of phagocytosis and exocytosis, students are ready to ask their own questions in inquiry-based experiments.

43 A model drawn from self regulation theory suggests that patients seek to understand their illness by developing a working model or representation of what the illness is, its cause, its effects, and how the illness can be controlled.

[2] Since then, we have been developing a working model based on DFT, which indicates that, contrary to popular belief, many primary phosphanes will be air-stable if the molecule contains a high degree of conjugation (see below).

Based on existing transitional models, we developed a working model to investigate the predictive power of commonly assumed resources and barriers related to the transition (Park, Lavallee, & Tod, 2013).

Including BH partner representation allowed the LCT to target improvement of services specific to youth on community supervision, examine the general pathways in which youth are served between agencies, refine and test actual procedures, and develop a working model to be "scaled out" (Chamberlain et al. 2012) to other BH partners.

We have developed a working model placing mTOR downstream of known activators of PI3K/Akt signalling and upstream of a number of targets important for regulating many aspects of oligodendrocyte differentiation including nuclear transcriptional regulators, mediators of cytoskeletal organization and enzymes necessary for lipogenesis.

Rather, we developed this to be a working model, one that will allow clinicians and researchers alike to use a common framework to discuss dual task interference regardless of modality and to view previous studies and develop questions of interest.

A working model was developed for proteins identified by co-expression with predicted locations in the endomembrane system (Figure 4A).