Sentence examples for lifetime of a model from inspiring English sources

The generation and ongoing engineering of genetically encoded calcium indicators creates an opportunity to repeatedly record activity from the same individual neurons in vivo over weeks, months and potentially the entire lifetime of a model organism.

Fuel efficiency improvements would save consumers an average of up to $6,600 in fuel costs over the lifetime of a model year 2025, but they would pay up to $2,200 on average for more fuel efficient vehicles, according to the proposal.

Table 1 represents power consumption and lifetime of a system model which has five different power states (S0 – S0).

Figure 10 compares the lifetime of a network model that employs a combination of levelling on top of which sectoring is done.

It was not immediately clear if that meant the expected lifetime of a new car model.

While enzyme levels can change dramatically throughout the lifetime of a cell, most mathematical models of metabolism in which MM equations are used assume constant enzyme levels.

It is commonly observed that over the lifetime of most model predictive controllers, the achieved performance degrades over time.

Due to the long (∼10 yr) atmospheric lifetime of methane, model simulations must be run for long time periods, typically for more than 40 simulation years, to reach steady-state if using CH4 emission fluxes.

GM executives replied that Reuters' estimates were significantly flawed as they also allocated the vehicle's research and development program costs only against the number of Volts sold in the United States (as of August 2012), instead of spreading the total costs over the entire lifetime of the model, as well as including those units sold in Europe and other countries.

Second, due to the limited number of VA states, a significant number of patients in the treat-early group remain in the best VA state for the lifetime of the model.

Varenicline use was estimated to prevent 143,965 deaths over the lifetime of the model from smoking-related disease (including COPD, coronary heart disease, lung cancer, and stroke), thereby saving additional resources compared to the other treatment options.