Sentence examples for model to be made from inspiring English sources

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The terminal, penultimate, complex-participation and complex-dissociation models were each tested for applicability to the mechanism of copolymerization for this comonomer system by applying reactivity ratio related test functions to the experimental sequence distribution data, enabling a direct visual assessment of the applicability of each model to be made.

Select the type of material you would like for your model to be made of.

Mazda, which is 33.4percentt owned by Ford, said its new midsize wagon, small car and compact sedan models to be made in Europe and scheduled to reach the global market in 2002, will have Ford engines and transmissions.

Non-invasive molecular imaging such as PET enables longitudinal measurements in rodent models to be made and facilitates a direct comparison with the human disease.

The money will be spent on designing systems to allow the chassis of future models to be made out of aluminium.

Adjusted prevalence differences were derived from the logistic regression models as well as ORs in order to allow comparisons across models to be made on the absolute scale.

Its personnel sphere, like that of the Triton model, is to be made of glass for better viewing.

This enabled remarkable differences to be interpreted clinically and model restrictions to be made for proper application.

"The original models used to be made on red, blackened gold, with precious stones," Neila Sherif, the aunt, said.

Models used to be made available independently by their authors, under a variety of naming conventions and formats.