Sentence examples for model dependent on from inspiring English sources

Its business model, dependent on blockbuster drugs, is broken.

We propose a model dependent on oxygen and metabolite availability and discuss how this integrates 2OGDD metabolic signalling, the hypoxic transcriptional response, and fate-determining epigenetic changes.

Another was the strange support for institutionalised aristocracies – including, to my mind, such related phenomena as the monarchy, a tax system of unequal benefits for the "non-domiciled" resident rich, and an economic model dependent on a financial services industry whose participants privatise the profits of risks borne publicly.

While the SEC may well have gone overboard in its detailed disclosure requirements in the Compensation Discussion and Analysis section of proxy statements, it is clear the topic does not lend itself to sufficient simplification, and lacks sufficient uniformity to make easy the task of developing a computer-driven model dependent on a careful and accurate reading of proxy statements.

A model dependent on that time constant, which relates the applied field voltage and the field current, the model inputs, and the generator terminal voltage, the model output, is derived.

Three likelihood functions were used in combination with standard Bayesian method: the AR(1) plus Normal model independent of time (Model 1), the AR(1) plus Normal model dependent on time (Model 2) and the AR(1) plus Multi-normal model (Model 3).

Plastometric tests with various preheating schedules were performed, and rheological models dependent on the material structure were developed.

Nevertheless, the generic design of the adaptive framework supports the utilization of different performance models dependent on the application.

Hazard is assumed to be: independent of salinity (the null models); dependent on whether or not salinity exceeds a threshold (the stepwise models); or exponentially variable according to salinity (the exponential models).

Results of R- and dBS-tests (Fig. 11 and Table 3) indicate that the LN-Bayes and LN-SST models dependent on elapsed time since the last event are significantly better than the EXP model.

Oscillatory retinoid receptor activity was evident in both proliferating and nonproliferating cells, in human and murine cell lines, with RA and RAR/RXR selective agonists, and in cell models dependent on endogenous as well as episomal and stably integrated promoters.