Sentence examples for model are desirable from inspiring English sources
Continual testing and assessment of any empirical model are desirable especially when the model is designed to be employed by a broad community.
Future studies examining the relationship of overall CRT model fidelity to outcomes, or evaluating the impact of key aspects of the CRT model, are desirable.
Thus, an equivalent 2D model is desirable, whereby conventional Ritz-method solution forms may be implemented.
As data are usually contaminated with noise in practice, a robust model is desirable.
Therefore, the development of a simplified finite element model is desirable for use in the preliminary design stage.
Due to perilous impact of cancer, the development of an accurate and highly efficient intelligent computational model is desirable for identification of anticancer peptides.
As suggested by the authors, a more expressive, ontology-based context model is desirable on top of the respective representation formalism, as it inevitably does not support a formal definition of the semantics of context descriptions.
Since security models can be used in proving the security of a construction besides being used for cryptanalysis, a strong security model is desirable so that the corresponding proof guarantees security even against powerful adversaries; otherwise security collapses when an adversary exists in practice that has capabilities higher than those considered in the restricted (weaker) security model.
In this case, the optimization problem must consider the cost of operation into the future, and therefore a timely model is desirable which also considers the uncertainty introduced by the DGs, and to predict the future states based on the present state and future controls.
There could be some bias in this choice, since if an interpretable model is desirable C4.5 or naïve Bayes could be the most preferred.
A standardised and mainly automated quantitative assessment of histopathological parameters in the mdx mouse model is desirable to allow an objective comparison between laboratories.
