Sentence examples for model applies well from inspiring English sources

The new model applies well to the measured thermal conductivities of the as-prepared samples.

The new model applies well to the composites at a large content of highly oriented graphite flakes.

This model applies well to the non-ideal as well as multilayer adsorption but gives no information regarding the monolayer adsorption capacity, unlike the Langmuir model.

Originally applied to magnetic resonance image data, it turns out that this model applies well to the extraction of cylindrical shapes from CT data.

The experimental equilibrium data fitting to Langmuir, Freundlich, Temkin and Dubinin Radushkevich models showed that the Langmuir model applies well for the evaluation and description of the actual behavior of adsorption.

We choose PSNR as user's utility as it is the only widely accepted video QoS metric and choose the rate-distortion (RD) model proposed in [16] to describe user's average RD behavior as this model applies well to the state-of-the-art video encoder [22].

This model applied well both under supercritical conditions and in high-temperature liquid-phase.

We'll see if users are encouraged to share more thanks to the addition of filters, or if this is a model that applies well to social photo sharing but falls flat with the spoken word.

In summary, the hypothesized model applies equally well across the timeline of pregnancy, with quality of MFR lowest at 13-weeks gestation but consistently predicted best by responsive caregiving to partner and mental health.

Thus, the hypothesized model applies equally well to women in a first or subsequent pregnancy: although they experience differing levels of wellbeing, caregiving responsiveness to partner is still a robust predictor of MFR.

In this approach, it is, however, a prerequisite that the covariate models are validated both internally and externally and that the population to which the covariate model applies is well defined in terms of other potentially important covariates, like, for instance, genetics or disease status.