Sentence examples for model are unlikely from inspiring English sources

This is a puzzling result, as at high densities, many of the assumptions of the kinetic model are unlikely to hold.

Those who look to that model are unlikely to think that a federal court back in 1896 should have declared legally mandated racial segregation unconstitutional.

Moreover, complex elimination patterns predicted by a multicompartment model are unlikely to be observed in a cohort without recent exposures.

The neuroprotective effects of Crym overexpression using a lentiviral approach in our mouse model are unlikely linked to methodological bias.

The associations for some hospital admissions outcomes that were influenced by controlling for air pollutants in the statistical model are unlikely to be causally related to air pollution, for example heat related injury.

Olig2 expression is confined to spinal motor neurons and oligodendrocytes, so the sensory neuron defects seen in this Cre- loxP mouse model are unlikely to be caused by Smn depletion in DRG proprioceptive neurons, and are perhaps a direct consequence of pathological mechanisms triggered within the motor neurons (Park et al., 2010).

How, for example, are we to assess requirements around equity and universalism while recognising that a "one size fits all" model is unlikely to be personalised or flexible?

"Just carrying on with the old I.M.F.-type model is unlikely to be productive in the post-revolutionary environment, especially with the inherent need for state intervention," he said.

But Giff Constable, co-founder of Aprizi, a shopping start-up that asks users to enter information about preferences, then selects products for them from throughout the Web, said a changing business model was unlikely, and even if it happened, the consumer could easily disengage.

But the new model is unlikely to move the needle on the New York Times' digital revenues.

Ministers said financial strains on public services meant the current model was "unlikely to survive".