Sentence examples for model to completely from inspiring English sources

At Céline, where the catwalk meandered around disorienting curves of two-way glass, which caused one model to completely lose her bearings halfway through the show, the shade was flamingo and the drapes sunrayed out from the breastbone, a dress overlaid with a cape – half superhero, half twinset.

Challenges remain in terms of developing a three-dimensional site injection model to completely explain the key observations, due to various reasons such as geological uncertainties from the interpretation of seismic results, high heterogeneity of rock permeability and porosity, and coupled fluid flow between the long wellbore and reservoir.

In stage 3 the d-HSCs have switched back to a resting state, but unlike in stage 1 we do observe them since most of the d-HSCs have been labeled in stage 2. Thus in stage 3 there is heterogeneity in the BrdU dilution rate causing the one-population model to completely fail in describing the data.

The shortcomings of experimental models to completely mimic the complex mechanisms involved in ARDS were recently reviewed in extension [ 24].

Accordingly, we emended the domain boundaries of the DUF3893 and Med13_C models to completely match the predicted structural elements of the two constituent domains (see Figure  1A).

The service is getting a complete redesign, but maybe even more importantly, it is moving from its current freemium model to a completely free service.

Project VoCo lets you edit speech as easily as text — and you can't just edit existing text, you can even use the same voice model to create completely new recordings, too.

It might also be beneficial to split the data acquired in subsequent studies into separate test and validation subsets, thus allowing optimal model coefficients to be set with the former subset and their true prognostic accuracy determined through application of the model to the completely independent data in the latter.

A simple linear transformation of a previous model lead to completely different conclusions.

The variability induced by ex vivo manipulation of bone marrow and transduction of mixed lineages made this model difficult to completely characterize.

Despite their experimental utility, rodent models fail to completely recapitulate human cancer and to provide the degree of heterogeneity that is characteristic of human clinical populations.