Sentence examples for model could take from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the pay-for-performance model could take a cue from gymnastics and drop the highest and lowest scores on a physician's "report card".

It's not hard to see where a (future) business model could take shape for edgee, assuming it can gain adequate traction.

We speculate that for simulating the world's major rivers and their floodplains at a resolution of 90 m, even a speed-efficient model could take over three years to simulate inundation patterns at that resolution for a one-year hydrograph.

Such a model could take the form of a density of the variable in question, conditional on i) a set of other variables representing information used in the survey design and ii) a set of parameters.

Loading a single island model could take two hours.

"A public health-orientated model could take the form of state control of manufacture, supply and retail; a ban on marketing activities over and above the provision of product information; and age restrictions on sales," says Harry Sumnall, Professor in Substance Use at the Public Health Institute.

Before today, only (more expensive) iPad Pro models could take advantage of the Pencil.

end{aligned} (15) More sophisticated models could take into account also a dependence on the lattice temperature and its gradient or the electron temperature.

These models could take into account the correlation resulting from the repeated measures and included the dropout cases at 1 year in the model fitting.

Phonological code retrieval (starting around 275 ms in the Indefrey and Levelt models) could take place in either of the time windows.

The work here would be on using agent-based models as support for knowledge bases which can then be further developed to perhaps provide simple rules-of-thumb institutional models, providing a demarcation between the details required and perhaps where computationally simpler models could take over.