Sentence examples for model could reveal from inspiring English sources
The numerical results of the model could reveal the rules in electric charge decay process well in general.
This model could reveal how different factors contribute to the frequency of IR.
It is also possible that an integrated flowsheet model could reveal further savings: for example, onsite production may allow emissions associated with purifying, drying and transporting the enzymes to be avoided altogether.
We modified the dataset generated from MI in order to examine the consequences of departures from this assumption, for example, if data were missing in a patient who had poorer health than the imputation model could reveal under the MAR assumption.
We further examined whether in vitro organotypic models could reveal a similar xenobiotic response upon CS exposure as compared to that observed in vivo.
Furthermore, re-implantation of these cultures into animal models could reveal whether epithelial stem cells of grafted tissue could be re-organized in stem cell niches in a three-dimensional environment in vivo.
This process presents a fascinating model that could reveal how cells can use environmental cues to control cell cycle progression.
Our overall aim in these experiments was to exploit the T3-dependent inducibility of the TR-β gene to prime tadpoles so as to have access to a model that could reveal rapid, robust, and reproducible TH transcriptional responses.
Prospective studies in couples or modeling studies could reveal more insight on what are the transmission probabilities between partners and between anatomic sites, and the associated factors.
Through investigating the motions of molecules and ions inside the electrode/electrolyte model, the obtained results could reveal the effect of structural characteristics on device performance.
To this extend, natural language processing algorithms for clustering unstructured text such as the 'Latent Dirichlet Allocation topic modelling' (Blei, Ng, & Jordan, 2003) could reveal to the criminologists and spatial crime analysts valuable information from observers in the neighbourhood where the crime occurred.
