Sentence examples for model might lead from inspiring English sources

The author believes that the studies of the non-isothermal model might lead us to a more complete understanding of the behavior of the flow of liquid crystals.

However, the KK model might lead to conceptual errors when used for cell membranes and the 2P model is based on ideal and dilute solution.

However, for complex classification problems with large intra-class variations, combining observations with different characteristics to learn one model might lead to too much averaging thus, lose the discriminating characteristics of the observations.

Detection of the molecular targets for ER stress-induced hyaline inclusions of mutant SOD1 in our model might lead to the development of therapy that can prevent the progression of mutant SOD1-linked FALS.

We see two possible explanations for our lack of association of phenotypes/phenotype changes with fluctuations: A clinical phenotype or genotype not considered in our model might lead to the observed changes.

Use of the model might lead to more accurate absolute treatment benefit predictions for individual patients.

Ignoring the model assumptions when fitting ordinary least square regression models, might lead to spatially correlated errors and consequently, invalid significance tests [20].

Nevertheless, in other settings, where group differences in proficiencies are smaller, the adjustments provided by the mixture PD models might lead to qualitatively different conclusions.

Oreskes et al. 1994, a very widely-cited article, was mostly critical of the terminology, arguing that "validity," in particular, is a property that only applies to logical arguments, and that hence the term, when applied to models, might lead to overconfidence.

The precise mechanisms by which alpha-syn accumulation in DLB, PD and tg models might lead to the increase mGluR5 is not completely clear.

Furthermore, the choice of culture models might lead to different outcomes of chemosensitivity assays.