Sentence examples for model that retained from inspiring English sources
In order to compete on this new type of battlefield, the Special Operations community needed to adapt its organizational structure – transitioning to a hybrid model that retained the strength and stability of a bureaucracy while allowing (and expecting) internal and external networks to become the real drivers of action.
Coefficients and p-values in the simplest model that retained explanatory power.
We first identified a reduced neuron model that retained the spatial and frequency filtering characteristics of extracellular potentials from neocortical neurons.
When using proportion explained variance as a criterion, the reduced VAS-based model that retained only significant coefficients was recommended, with 50% of variance explained by the model.
A hierarchical loglinear analysis of gender and centre effects on the subtype frequencies in the sibling sample resulted in a model that retained main effects and two-way interactions, but no three-way interactions.
In order to guard against false positives, it was therefore necessary to determine whether the variance explained for any given voxel was due to the veridical model or whether any model that retained critical time-varying properties of the veridical set of regressors would have explained the data equally well.
It utilised an ex vivo isolated perfused rat lung (IPRL) model that retains the intact lung architecture while eliminating the confounding issue of systemic pharmacokinetics.
We have devised a model that retains much of the intrinsic geometric configuration of the system, and thus fewer laboratory experiments are needed to determine model parameters and thus to develop new optimized cryopreservation protocols.
The CO2-free production of hydrogen derived from the above process is predicted theoretically for a simple model that retains the main physical and geometrical characteristics of a thermochemical solar reactor.
Increasing the potassium concentration destroys the quantisation, as remarked in Fig. 1, so one wants a model that retains this possibility, as our does.
In response to those critiques, some, like Schaffner and Dizadji-Bahmani et al. (2010) and Butterfield (2011a&b) have developed variants of the Nagel model that retain its spirit but avoid many of the problems faced by the original.
