Sentence examples for large model for from inspiring English sources
Here, we provide a demonstration that the rule-based modeling approach can be used to specify and simulate a large model for ERBB receptor signaling that accounts for site-specific details of protein-protein interactions.
The best work in the show is "Collected Development Structures," a quarter-scale but quite large model for a red-painted steel piece to be built in a park in Guadalajara, Mexico, sometime next year.
In the first example we generate a large model for a genetic regulatory network that can be used to produce ground truth data for a microarray simulation [ 25].
Google recently published a technical paper on building large models for machine translation of language.
We decided to publish both the small and the large models for logD and let the user choose whether they want the higher accuracy or the model with a smaller file size.
The Mint acquired a portrait lathe in 1837, which allowed Gobrecht to work in large models for the later versions of the Gobrecht dollar, and for the Seated Liberty dollar.
The method is applicable to rather large models for which parameter estimation is not feasible or to models in which different scenarios in the form of different topologies are to be evaluated.
Apart from its simplicity and rigorous statistical interpretation, the main advantage of our tool is that it can be applied to large models, for which other, well established, approaches are computationally infeasible.
We will now demonstrate the performance of the method based on lumping on a larger model for fluorescence emission in photosynthesis.
For some families, small previously described sequence motifs contribute to the formation of a substantially larger model; for others, their members are frequently located within larger previously described sequences.
This model could be derived from a larger model for protein and mRNA concentrations where transcription of mRNA is regulated by protein concentrations, and the conversion from mRNA to protein is described by linear equations.
