Sentence examples for mechanistic ones from inspiring English sources

A science based only on empiricism fails to achieve any vital, natural explanations but only mathematical, mechanistic ones of doubtful living use.

We also found that the categories of justifications changed with age, with a move away from intuitive considerations towards mechanistic ones.

The journey from Saint Peregrine's 'miraculous' cure to contemporary vaccination strategies for the prevention or cure of malignant disease has been a long one and, unfortunately, it is supported so far mostly by observational studies as reviewed above rather than by mechanistic ones.

Advice about diet and exercise often has a moral undertone; surgery has a mechanistic one.

Since the performance equations are originated from a mechanistic one-dimensional model, all the parameters appearing in the equations are endowed with a precise physical significance.

We successively analyze the behavior of uniform systems subjected to sudden changes in fluid flux, and compare the computational results with the theoretical predictions of the mechanistic one-dimensional model of Gibilaro et al. [1984.

To my mind, the use of a phenomenological definition rather than a mechanistic one does not help in getting to grips with the causes of observed patterns.

Closer examination suggested that they traded their genetic resistance with a mechanistic one, by acquiring the ability to form a biofilm.

One possibility is mechanistic, i.e., removing existing introns might be imprecise and hence potentially deleterious.

Interestingly, it was found that the enhancement efficacy per track is larger at the track end (high LET), while from simple mechanistic arguments one would expect the contrary, i.e. a larger relative effect for a more photon-like (low-LET) condition (see the next section for details).

CoZMoMAN is actually a combination of two mechanistic models, one devoted to environmental transport and distribution of pollutants, and one that models bioaccumulation in the human food chain.