Sentence examples for mathematical models do from inspiring English sources

O'Neil's book explains how other mathematical models do a similar thing – such as the ones used to measure the likelihood an individual will relapse into criminal behavior.

The mathematical models don't tell us that we can't change our weight.

The system is too complex to be run on error-strewn hunches and gut feelings, but current mathematical models don't represent reality adequately.

(Exactly how sand moves in water is a matter that even the most complex mathematical models don't really explain. Einstein reportedly advised his son Hans not to pursue a career in sedimentary transport, because it was too complicated).

Fractals are multiscale objects, which often describe such phenomena better than traditional mathematical models do.

Traditional mathematical models do not allow mechatronic systems to be described at all levels on common formal basis.

With estimated parameters, our mathematical models did indeed show that elimination is possible with repeated treatments.

SLB constructed the mathematical models, did all the statistical analyses and wrote the first draft of the manuscript.

The original dosimetry calculations and mathematical models done in phase II have been reported in detail (Simon et al. 1990; Till et al. 1995).

People who try to do economics without any kind of mathematical modeling do indeed say things like that — and it's very hard to explain why it's self-contradictory nonsense without a bit of math.

Positivist methods and mathematical modelling do not operate in a sterile world rid of political dynamics and influence (Bell 1976; Bayer and Edington 2009; Granich et al. 2009; Wagner and Blower 2009).