Sentence examples for for describing highly from inspiring English sources

Some preliminary experimental results demonstrate the feasibility and advantages of the proposed deterioration model for describing highly stochastic degradation processes in industrial engineering.

Despite the flexibility of finite mixtures for describing highly dispersed count data, parameters from standard mixture regression models are not directly applicable to making inferences about the overall effects of covariates on marginal means of count outcomes (Albert et al. 2014; Preisser et al. 2012).

Thus, Kappa is well suited for describing highly combinatorial networks [e.g. ErbB signalling (Danos et al., 2008)].

Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) are known for their capacity to describe highly non-linear relationships among variables thus showing a high potential applicability in ecological systems.

Providing context for this alarming behavior, researchers describe highly socialized, caring creatures used to living in thousands of miles of ocean and ill suited to theme parks where they may be subjected to repeated overnight confinements in dark concrete pens.

A further limitation in the literature and in existing guidelines is the use of community engagement to describe highly varied practices, for which different ethical standards may exist.

The thermodynamic model applied for describing the highly non-ideal aqueous electrolyte systems is the Extended UNIQUAC model.

Yet, social scientists had few theories for describing how Americans in highly policed neighborhoods experience state authority and, in particular, how they innovate in response.

He accused him of being either "dishonest" or "delusional" for describing the bank as "a highly conservative institution" in a letter to Sir Callum McCarthy, the then chairman of the FSA, in March 2008, days before speculators nearly brought down the bank.

John Rebus, born in irritation at the self-ghettoising of the literary novel, grew into a highly effective tool for describing and engaging with modern Scotland.

An electrochemical sensing platform based on assembly of carbon nanotubes on a nanoporous gold electrode is described for highly sensitive detection of organophosphate pesticides.