Sentence examples for model lack of from inspiring English sources

Because the company has infinite online floor space, and because it photographs even the most unusual-looking dresses on a model — lack of "hangar appeal" is a problem for brick-and-mortar stores, but not for Promgirl — it's easier for shoppers to be daring.

In this model, lack of fit has been obtained with P value = 0.35, which is an approved value.

The experiment in the central point provided a more precise estimate of pure experimental error and provided a measure for the adequacy of the model (lack of fit).

This model had F value 261.13 and Prob > F < 0.0001 signifying significance of model and lack of fit Prob > F = 0.6909 confirming the model lack of fit was insignificant.

In the model lack of access to finance (induced by high monitoring costs) has an adverse effect on innovation activity not only directly but also indirectly, because too few individuals may choose to invest in skills.

The main barriers to HIV vaccine development include the global variability of HIV, lack of a validated animal model, lack of correlates of protective immunity, lack of natural protective immune responses against HIV, and the reservoir of infected cells conferred by integration of HIV's genome into the host.

Contrast enhancement, on the other hand, provides profiles which are as orthogonal as possible within the bounds of the other imposed constraints and without significantly increasing the model lack-of-fit [36].

In addition, examining the Q/ Qexp contributions per column (m/ z) or per row (t) in the matrix may help identify individual m/ z values or time steps that affect the model lack-of-fit most strongly (Fig.  5h, i).

As discussed by the authors of the model, this model lacks of explanation what happens when oscillators are nonidentical.

Today, it is generally recognized that bridge design, maintenance, and management must be made in the presence of uncertainties arising from inherent randomness, imperfect modelling, lack of experience, and lack of data.

As an alternative to deficit models (lack of acceptance or trust) and factor theories (causes for acceptance or trust), we introduce the application of functionalist methods [23] to the specific case of smart grid technologies for future energy provision.