Sentence examples for main models explaining from inspiring English sources

Two main models explaining the role of BTN3A1 have been proposed, involving intracellular or extracellular binding of pyrophosphate antigens.

The two main models proposed to explain the evolution of circularly permuted proteins are permutation by duplication and fission and fusion.

Psychiatric models explain idealization of some sort.

It is not clear from the main text if the model explains the existence of medial nodes, how they are distributed, and how new ones form with cell length" 2) Please also address the following point from referee #3: "One minor improvement required for new figures (and some old figures) is that most Y-axes in the graphs should start from zero".

It is not clear from the main text if the model explains the existence of medial nodes, how they are distributed, and how new ones form with cell length" We have added 2 sentences to the paragraph 'Mathematical models for size-dependent accumulation of Cdr2p nodes' in the main paper to make it clear that the model does not specifically incorporate the details of nodal formation/growth.

Three main models have been proposed to explain the molecular mechanism of target repression by the silencer [46].

Two main models have been proposed to explain the evolutionary changes in the genetic code [reviewed in [ 4- 7]].

Two main models have been proposed to explain the distribution of MSL complexes along the X chromosome.

In the debate surrounding the evolutionary dynamics of transposons, two main models have been developed to explain the existence of multiple transposon lineages or the emergence of a new subfamily: The vertical diversification model and the HT model.

This methodology provided the rich description of the cognitive processes of GPT through triangulating the findings from multiple sources of data to validate strategic competence model, explain its main components at a theoretical level with reference to understanding of cognitive processes, and to "provide a meaningful guide to action" (Strauss and Corbin 1998, p. 12).

There are two main models that are currently being used to explain the evolution of circularly permuted proteins: permutation by duplication and fission and fusion.