Sentence examples for model has formed from inspiring English sources

Janet's (1920) model has formed the basis for many recent theories of functional motor and sensory symptoms until the recent challenge from a Bayesian perspective by Edwards et al. (2012).

For example, multi-sector partnerships based on the Strive Together model have formed in more than two dozen cities to reengineer educational systems that are failing kids, from cradle to career.

The key components of the ICF model have formed the four main scales of the HF-ICF-60: namely, Body Functions, Activities and Participation, Individual Environment and Social Environment.

Recently, the study of the convergence of various iterative algorithms for solving various nonlinear mathematical models has formed a major part of numerical mathematics.

While rodent cancer models have formed the basis of our understanding of cancer biology, the translation of this knowledge into improved outcomes has been limited.

These models have formed much of the basis of life-history theory (Roff 1992; Stearns 1992), and are central also to understanding fisheries-induced evolution.

Pharmacology has been a quantitative discipline almost since its inception and mathematical models have formed the basis for much of our understanding of how drugs interact with receptors [ 21]. (Indeed, models were the basis for understanding that there might be such entities as receptors in the first place [ 2]).

Refractive results have often been reported from these animal models and have formed the basis for progression to human treatment.

Different murine models of CNV have formed a part of the investigation of the role of CCR3 in CNV formation.

The results produced by the granular model are also granular and in this manner they become reflective of the differences existing between the current phenomenon and the process for which the previous model has been formed.

A nonlinear programming model has been formed to allocate resources to tasks.