Sentence examples for model that responded from inspiring English sources

To test the hypothesis, Kutzbach and Lui ran an ocean model that responded to the increased radiation, then fed the revised ocean temperatures into an atmosphere model.

The level of p27 was clearly increased in the three ovarian xenografts models that responded well to combination treatment, although HOX516 was unchanged that may be consistent with only a tempory reduction in tumour volume at day 4, before increasing by day 7. Levels of pAKT and pERK were not significantly changed at day 7.

As a result, there is a need for evidence-based practice models that respond to these challenges and promote positive outcomes for children and families.

The proposed design-based process allowed us to develop pedagogical models that respond to real needs of learners and instructors, where development is grounded on rigorous scientific research, allowing to reuse both knowledge and software, and showing an improvement of the mobile software built based on continuous experimentation and evaluation.

Through both loss of function and gain of function studies using three distinct cellular models that respond robustly to PEDF, we showed that both receptors have the expected properties of PEDF receptors in transducing PEDF signal and have cell type-specific roles.

To identify signalling pathways likely to be affected by the transcriptional changes associated with each model of induced EMT, we first assessed the mRNA transcripts that responded within each model and then mapped these to KEGG pathways.

For computational modeling, we only included fibers that responded to stimulation of a single touch dome.

The goal is to develop a new model that can respond to all aspects of sustainability, dimensions such as: considering different criteria in the research, using imprecise data in the model, improving the model relative to similar models and, finally, evaluation and ranking of the issue.

Understanding these games and the complexity entailed in such multi-level governance is key to the elites' ability to recast the mechanism of EU integration and cooperation from consociational democracy to a model that can respond to modern demands for participation in government.

This propensity is shown using a "dual decision" approach where choices reflect the interaction of a "deliberative" system, operating as in standard economic models, and an "affective" system that responds rapidly to stimuli without considering long-term consequences.

Kenya is among the front runner countries for an innovative model known as the Global Financing Facility (GFF) that responds to the clarion call by the UN Secretary General Mr Ban Ki Moon to address the needs of "Every Woman, Every Child".