Sentence examples for keen to model from inspiring English sources

Two of his math professors were collaborating with physiologist Joshua Singer, also at Northwestern, who was keen to model the biology of a retinal cell called the AII amacrine interneuron.

Nurses also valued the way in which the transfer of counselling skills was built into the PALSA PLUS nurse-training model and were keen to model the facilitative communication skills demonstrated by nurse-trainers in the course of their own patient encounters.

McKenzie is keen to stress that modelling wasn't to blame for the tragedies, but says that it's an easy industry for young men to disappear without a trace.

But few designers have been so keen to put their models in the frame as Alessandro Michele of Gucci, a man who – every season – finishes a significant number of looks with a pair of spectacles.

Audi was keen to leverage the new model's race-derived V-10 engine that it will also use in the competition R8 LMS model starting next season.

But the government is keen to encourage the mutual model: building societies are owned by their members, unlike stockmarket-listed banks, which are controlled by shareholders.

Now she is keen to be a role model for her peers, both as a techie and an entrepreneur.

Any prospective investor will be very keen to understand your business model clearly i.e. how you intend to generate cash, and whether it appears that you can do so profitably.

But in the eBook sector this is often far from the case with publishers keen to protect the old model of hardback (early adopter) and paperback pricing as well as ensure that they don't seed control to giants like Amazon, for example, in the same way that the recording industry did with Apple's iTunes.

In the present study we are keen to retain a structural model for ERVs and therefore reject the use of repeat masking tools that are designed to detect repetitive nucleotide sequences, that may well be fragmented, rather than accurately count individual proviruses.

There is certainly no shortage of excellent role models keen to inspire the "strong not skinny" generation of young sportswomen.