Sentence examples for development of general models from inspiring English sources
However, the development of general models without a direct relation to data is not deemed adequate for our journal.
The approach serves as a paradigm for the development of general models for open-cathode active-feed DMFC systems.
Community assembly dynamics will be key in the development of general models for endophyte biology in crop and wild plants.
Accordingly, it is valuable to gather coefficient of restitution data for various materials and systems to allow the development of more general models.
This in turn requires the development of general material models to capture the significant effects of anisotropy on both elastic and inelastic responses.
Manabe et al. initiated climate model studies of the effects of the HTP uplift on the Asian monsoon in the early 1970s (Manabe and Terpstra 1974; Hahn and Manabe 1975), about a decade after the development of general circulation models (GCMs).
As discussed in two articles describing the development of a general model of treatment satisfaction, patients' satisfaction with their medication (TS-M) can be thought of as a specific sub-dimension of treatment satisfaction (TS) [ 28, 29].
Objective of the chapter is the development of a general modeling tool that is able to generate model components automatically, which are documented as and provided with a self-generated interface for model parameterization.
As a result, the development of general physics-based models has proved extremely challenging.
In summary, while past studies with model substrates have demonstrated differences between murine and human TAP specificity, subsequent large-scale studies that allow for the development of general quantitative prediction models have focused on human TAP alone.
Our results reveal interrelationships involving and surrounding a highly efficient general base within an enzyme active site and provide valuable benchmarks to facilitate the development of general and quantitative models for these effects.
