Sentence examples for less simulate from inspiring English sources

It's been clear all along that the Affordable Care Act sets up a sort of Rube Goldberg device, a complicated system that in the end is supposed to more or less simulate the results of single-payer, but keeping private insurance companies in the mix and holding down the headline amount of government outlays through means-testing.

The aftermarket version, which uses its own display, has less simulated depth and also offers only 8 degrees of field of view, but it's still far better at making its seem like the information it projects is actually "stuck" to the road.

Most buccal sites, except the second premolar, exhibited less simulated plaque compared to the lingual sites.

Compared with other filters using "best alignment" strategies as SOAP (Li et al. 2008b) and PASS (Campagna et al. 2009) mapping programs that filter experimental data, the advantage of our method is to use noise-less simulated reads for the preannotation of the intragenomic SNVs.

Our experimental results at high mutation rates should be interpreted with caution, however, since the more simulated mutations applied, the less a simulated genome will look like a real genome.

The hopping height is significantly less than simulated results due to mechanical constraints and perfect world assumption in the simulation.

On the basis of the present data it is not possible to tell whether the transport component of the movement was less well simulated because our task instructions focused more on the grip component, or just because to deceive their audience magicians have learned that the movements of the fingers are more important than the movements of the arm.

That is, the difference in the number of deep coalescences between the two model trees was less for simulated gene trees from any MM model than observed in empirical gene tree estimates (Additional File 5).

Meka et al [ 6] have developed bellow-less lung simulator to simulate spontaneous breathing.

"I also train with [an] elevation mask to simulate less oxygen," he says.

The fundamental question of how the brain's physical processes give rise to thoughts, feelings and behavior, much less how to simulate them, remains a mystery.