Sentence examples for model endorsing from inspiring English sources

She could have carried on being a freelance model, endorsing brands, building her image and keeping her mouth shut.

For DAVIS data the random effects probit -log skew normal model fits significantly better than the random effects probit -log normal model, endorsing our parametric choice for the model.

And it sat snugly with Citi's universal-bank model, endorsed by Mr Pandit just weeks ago, of offering a full array of services to customers.Citi will still receive its share of revenue from the joint venture, which overtakes the troubled Bank of America-Merrill Lynch combination as the world's largest broker by number of advisers, but there is no question who will be in charge.

Whereas experimental evidence for the fluctuation scenario would focus on regulatory mechanisms that are able to modulate the degree of noise in terms of increasing or decreasing the variance σ2, opposing evidence for the oscillation model endorses the search for a structural cofactor, such as a negative regulator for Nanog.

As noted above, the community-based model endorsed by the Hospice PC Network in the LHIN of concern in this study involved the implementation of enhanced PC teams that act as experts to support primary care providers.

The service delivery model endorsed in the LHIN of concern in this study was the implementation of enhanced PC teams that act as experts to support primary care providers, such as community nurses that are put in place through the service coordinating agency, the Community Care Access Centre (CCAC), and family physicians, using a shared care model.

Some self powered radios, especially the Eton model, endorsed by the Weather Channel and the Red Cross, has the weather band on it, so that if you lose power, you still be "in the know" If a tornado is coming at you!'.

The analysis framework takes advantage of the use of process-based models endorsing sensitivity analysis of crucial technological, production and supply-chain parameters.

If districts would use the statistical models endorsed by Gates, and give them the weight that the foundation wants, and if they assigned four classes of twenty to all middle school teachers (as the MET did), and if systems would not respond with rote, basic skills instruction and non-stop test prep, then teaching and learning would be transformed.

These models endorse the belief that a high perceived risk of harm encourages persons to take action to reduce their risk.

However, the fact that capillary pressure was consistently associated with fovea thickness in all models endorses the proposal that an increase in capillary pressure is associated with an increase in fovea thickness.