Sentence examples for model has generated from inspiring English sources
The systemic failure of the current banking model has generated much more official interest in Islamic finance.
This mouse model has generated fundamental principles for an effective vaccination strategy.
A young trader sees that a computer model has generated a number of consistent signals over time.
Agali's model has generated important lessons that can be integrated into youth programmes, advocacy strategies, and broader development initiatives, including engaging adolescent girls in the democratic process as actors rather than beneficiaries, ensuring that local and national policy frameworks are responsive to girls' specific needs.
As recent comparative work on power sharing in Kenya and Zimbabwe shows, "the spread of the power-sharing model has generated incentives for anti-democratic behaviour at a time when the progress of many of Africa's new multiparty systems towards democratic consolidation remains partial at best.
However, the model has generated fierce criticism [16], [17] because of its radical prediction that mutualistic Müllerian relationships never occur.
Software sensors for monitoring and on-line estimation of critical bioprocess variables have mainly been used with standard bioreactor sensors, such as electrodes and gas analyzers, where algorithms in the software model have generated the desired state variables.
The previous every-team-for-itself model had generated a gross disparity between the TV revenue generated by Real Madrid and Barcelona and the other eighteen teams.
Data analysts typically select a model from some class of models and then proceed as if the selected model had generated the data.
Whit regard to water issues, studies that analyse the relationships between the economic system and water consumption using the I O model have generated a substantial literature.
It has been shown that the criticisms of Carroll's CSR Pyramid model have generated many attempts to construct a model that can genuinely be appropriate for other countries than America, and for the conditions faced by smaller businesses.
