Sentence examples for model but otherwise from inspiring English sources

"An American Airlines 767 crashed into some houses right after takeoff from Kennedy," one man said to a small group of people, giving information that was inaccurate about the plane model but otherwise quite sound.

For this purpose, neutral models of landscape change are introduced that are subject to the same boundary conditions and constraints as the probed model, but otherwise are random except for a reluctance to change.

If a comorbidity was found to significantly attribute to the prediction of Hb decrease, it was left in the model, but otherwise discarded.

These can be organized into three broad categories: characteristic features of eukaryotes that are explained parsimoniously by the model; unusual features of eukaryotic cells that are explained by the inside-out model but otherwise seem enigmatic; and direct phylogenetic evidence supporting the inside-out model over outside-in alternatives.

Model C has the strongest deviation for its ({g_{1}^{0}}) term compared to other candidate models but otherwise compares reasonably well with the mean model from SH degrees larger than 2. This informs us that the comparatively large RMS displayed in Table 3 for this model is mostly due to a difference on the axial dipole coefficient.

Furthermore, we demonstrated for the first time the combined use of two important technologies as a powerful approach for studying non-model, but otherwise important, larch species.

We also demonstrated for the first time the combined use of two important technologies as a powerful approach to advance research on non-model, but otherwise important, larch species.

For meta-analyses with only two studies, or for three or more studies and low heterogeneity, we used fixed effects models but otherwise used random effects models.

We were able to compare quality of peer review between BMC Infectious Diseases (open peer review) and BMC Microbiology (single-blind peer review), two journals that differ in peer review model but are otherwise very similar.

We compare two approaches to predicting TCP throughput and show that formula-based prediction suffers inaccuracy under certain scenarios due to the simple assumptions made about inter-loss time, as most fluid models do, but otherwise achieves a good approximation faster than direct measurement prediction.

Model accuracy was tested by using the Hosmer Lemeshow test; if p<0.05, the model was rejected, but otherwise, the model was considered adequate.