Sentence examples for model may constitute from inspiring English sources

The in vitro model may constitute a valuable tool in formulation design and development allowing comparison of drug release rates originating from alteration of the oil vehicle composition, the drug compound or the composition of the release media to be performed.

The proposed model may constitute a basis for future studies on normal and impaired PM, as we believe it can be applied to most real-world activity-based prospective events.

This model may constitute an initiating mechanism for ONJ.

This model may constitute a basis for the development and implementation of targeted prevention and intervention programs meeting the individual woman's needs.

Building a quantitative model of a biological system, and applying mathematical tools to analyze that model, may constitute a much more effective way of introducing an engineering student to the complexity of biological systems.

The clinical finding of SAN dysfunction in a small subset of diabetic patients and the discrepancies in the experimental findings of heart rate in db/db mice imply that this mouse model may constitute a unique tool for studying the effects of diabetes on SAN function.

The final results show that especially the ANFIS modeling may constitute an efficient tool for elastic buckling analysis of edge cracked columns.

Lastly, an expert panel with a range of stakeholders to agree which service models may constitute the optimal service model(s) of community intravenous antibiotics delivery, and which are worthy of testing in clinical trials and to discuss trial design issues.

The numerical simulation may constitute a low cost complement to shell form-finding using the Homeostatic Model Technique.

A specific example may constitute a useful illustration.

GP can consider individual experimental errors as input for the probabilistic model which may constitute a preeminent advantage when gathering information from diverse sources, each of which including distinct levels of experimental uncertainty [33].