Sentence examples for model that complements from inspiring English sources

The research formulates a decision model that complements the existing methods through Systems Modeling Language (SysML).

I'm imagining a new brand of schooling model that complements traditional structures with on-demand learning based on current need or future aspiration.

TMMi (TMMI Foudation 2012) is a reference model that complements CMMI (SEI 2006) and was established to guide the implementation and improvement of testing processes.

To offset churn, Zoosk tells me that tomorrow it's announcing a new business model that complements subscriptions with date discounts, expert relationship advice, gift ideas, holiday reminders and online scrapbooks.

Recent work has emphasized the utility of spontaneous canine tumors as a robust, non-redundant model that complements studies in humans and laboratory animals to understand cancer genetics [4], [5].

Owing to its small size, heavy brood, and rapid maturation time, the zebrafish has emerged as an important new cancer model that complements what can traditionally be achieved in mice and cell culture systems.

Stochastic information derived from the temporal spectra of geomagnetic series is used to construct the a priori model covariance matrix that complements the constraint brought by the data.

In the 60s, when I was in school, the California public school system was the gold standard--a national model that complemented our State's image as a land of opportunity.

The trick, adds his business partner, Chen, is to make money but stay true to the site's antiestablishment origins, creating "a revenue model that is a complement to the site, rather than being jarring".

In response, this review paper aims to boost the quality of analytical results by exploring the development of a descriptive model that can largely complement the predictive side, or even provide a unique and useful viewpoint hardly obtained before.

Similar alterations were observed in factor D, but not in C3, C4 or factor H. Logistic regression analysis revealed better discriminative accuracy of a model that is based only on complement activation markers Ba, C3d and factor D compared to a model based on genetic markers of the complement system within our study population.