Sentence examples for generally accepted model from inspiring English sources

One generally accepted model is that endocytosis generates a pulling force on the Notch receptor, which promotes the cleavage and the activation of the receptor.

In contrast to the generally accepted model, compounds containing ethyl esters as aspartate mimetics were in general more active than the corresponding free acids.

A generally accepted model of impact cratering postulates the following sequence of events, which for purposes of illustration refers to a planet as the impacted body.

Our study reveals that the effect of the near-cusp magnetopause indentation can be reflected by an addition of a simple geometrical formula to the generally accepted model.

However, in the case of converging dendrites the result differs from the prediction of the generally accepted model for competitive grain growth.

Nevertheless, inconsistencies between published results still exist and there is no generally accepted model for the prediction of single-phase heat transfer in microchannels.

For modelling particle transport, the generally accepted models were applied.

Generally accepted models of job design such as the Job Characteristics Model (JCM, (Hackman, J.R., Oldham, G.R. 1976. Motivation through the design of work: test of a theory. Organizational Behavior and Human Performance 16, 250 279).) cannot explain the occurrence of worker intrinsic motivation in the context of lean production.

Since there is as yet no generally accepted model-fit index in the PLS-PM, a global criterion for goodness-of-fit (GoF) suggested by Tenenhaus et al. [6] was used to evaluate the prediction performance of the model, along with the R-square values observed within the framework of the inner model.

In generally accepted models, two regimes are distinguished [21].

Contesting the generally accepted models of predator-prey dynamics, Arditi and Ginzburg marshal evidence for their ratio-dependent alternative.