Sentence examples for model provides multiple from inspiring English sources

As these brief descriptions illustrate, the MLP model provides multiple opportunities for participants to experience PSC activities modeled by the MLP leaders and to plan, rehearse, and receive feedback on their PD facilitation practices.

The known precise composition of the signature, particularly when combined with its separation in a species-specific manner in xenograft models, provides multiple and unique opportunities for understanding the underlying biological mechanisms and identifying diagnostic and prognostic markers as well as potential targets for metastasis-inhibiting therapeutics.

SEM allows for constructing and validating measurement models and provides multiple model fit statistics and modification indices, which facilitates item reduction and evaluation and comparison of the original and shortened APQ.

The programming environment layer (e.g. MapReduce programming model [8]) provides multiple configuration parameter sets which may effect the runtime.

GolgiP currently provides multiple models for predicting plant Golgi proteins, based on the specific needs of a user.

Our supervised classification procedure provides multiple candidate models (e.g., 10 in a 10-fold cross-validation).

Due to the usage of bridging-scale technique, the proposed model may provide multiple opportunities to incorporate different types of simulations and experimental data across different length scales for machine learning.

A parametric state-space representation was selected as model architecture, providing multiple inputs and outputs capability and a compact formulation that takes into account previous thermal states of the machine.

Finally, it provides multiple methods for seamless integration and deployment of the model.

The fornix provides multiple biomarkers to characterize circuit disruption in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease.

The ideal model system would provide multiple gene rearrangements for comparison (to identify common themes), but in a lineage that is not rearranging so frequently that hidden and convergent rearrangements obscure the interpretation of evolutionary events.