Sentence examples for many published models from inspiring English sources

The framework used in the package encourages a separation of model components based on Unit Hydrograph theory; many published models are consistent with this and implementations of several are included.

This issue has been largely ignored in the literature, as evidenced by the fact that many published models violate these constraints.

Therefore, while it cannot be directly used as a benchmark test, it can help checking that a solver implementation supports all features of many published models and that the algorithm always successfully terminates.

Many published models consider only short-term outcomes and thus do not fully capture the benefits of successful treatment in terms of preventing or slowing radiographic progression of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

It is also shown that the majority of regulatory functions in many published models of gene regulatory and signaling networks are nested canalyzing.

Diffusion-controlled reactions involving C, O and N atoms are much less efficient on grain surfaces, and the predicted abundances of several molecules, formed in many published models of grain surface chemistry have to be revised downwards.

Furthermore, compared to many of published models for NSCLC, which have been developed from data truncated at 60 months, we've shown in our model verification that our seven-gene model is capable of clearly distinguishing patient survival groups from uncensored data collected over 200 months (Fig. 6c).

Our results allowed absolute characterization of the equilibrium helical content and dynamics of many published molecular models including the AMBER-94, AMBER-96, AMBER-99, and AMBER-GS force fields.

running predictions on published models for a number of endpoints (Ames test, CYP inhibition, Aquatic toxicity, Melting and Boiling points, Bio-concentration factor, Fish toxicity and many more).

22– 24 On the other hand, there are still many published NTG mouse models without confirmed genetic relation to human NTG.

He cites Marshall McLuhan and Alvin Toffler to bolster his case, but significantly he also invokes more contemporary ideas such as The Cluetrain Manifesto's notion of news being a conversation, with a news story almost being a starting point for an ongoing intellectual process rather than the tightly defined one-way street of a traditional "one-to-many" publishing model.