Sentence examples for model generated good from inspiring English sources
A variable kB−1 value derived from a physical model generated good overall estimates while delivering improved performance for dryland agricultural systems.
A tubular implant composed of electrospun poly(D,L-lactide-co-glycolide) (PLG) inserted in large (5 mm wide, 5 mm deep) osteochondral defects in a rabbit model generated good cartilage repair in most defects at 24 weeks post-operative [ 3].
In general, the model generates good results, although some improvements are still necessary to implement in order to obtain better simulations for ionospheric low-latitudes region.
In contrast, the AB model generates good approximations of the analytical results for (rho _{mathrm {c}}/rho _{mathrm {a}}gtrsim 10^{2}).
Although the model generates good predictions, it is noteworthy that the negative weights indicate reductions in sentence length as hub and authority centrality increase, just the opposite of what we would have expected.
In contrast, the AB model generates good approximations of the analytical results for (rho _{mathrm {c}}/rho _{mathrm {a}}gtrsim 10^{2}), given a sufficiently small artificial bed thickness, but fails to reproduce the analytical results when ρ c/ρ a≲102.
Online for colon cancer (http://www.adjuvantonline.com/) move into clinical practice, it becomes important that modelling generates good estimates of patient risk for increasingly finer patient classifications.
Though the fund generated good income last year, the fund works with market timing models currently signaling it to stay out of the market, according to the fund supervisor.
But Interstate has generated good buzz.
Although these models can generate good registration results for rigid deformation, they do not perform well for non-rigid registration because of the complexity of local deformation.
The ASR-induced expansions of fly ash or lithium bearing mortar bars by the proposed models generated a good correlation with those obtained by the experimental procedures.
