Sentence examples for invoked model from inspiring English sources

The most commonly invoked model for gene rearrangement is the duplication/random loss model (Boore 2000).

23 Such findings have been linked to the syndrome of hypofrontality, a widely invoked model of psychopathology, to explain how meditation promotes self-healing and positive health.

While McGill et al [1] count at least 40 different models that have been used to describe species abundance distributions, the most commonly invoked models are those based on lognormal, geometric, power-law, and Fisher's log-series distributions.

Both van Etten et al. (1997) and Ross et al. (2006, 2003) invoke models of self-regulation.

DETECTER relies on phylogenetic analyses and invokes models of sequence evolution tailored for specific gene families, while SIFT relies on its ability to capture models of sequence evolution indirectly through sequence alignments only.

Whereas all the results up to this point follow from the data, the rest of the paper invokes models of the action of pollution damage and is thus more speculative.

When we use Newton's laws of motion; when we identify protein domains as alpha helices or beta sheets; even when we refer to the concentration of a reactant in a cell, we are invoking models that only approximate reality.

To do so it is necessary to invoke models of familial risks to account for the fact that only familial cases had been studied (that is, to make an adjustment for ascertainment; see above).

In this field, analytical models have, perhaps surprisingly, stood the test of time, with the Rankine, Burgers-Rott and Sullivan models frequently invoked to model the flow field of a tornado.

Describing his vision, he invoked the model of medical school.

Among fellow players, Wright's work ethic and general diligence are consistently invoked as model behaviors.