Sentence examples for model which grows from inspiring English sources
That is because in this case, it is the infection in the single target cell model which grows and peaks more rapidly, making delayed treatment less effective.
Except studying pure topology, Kim [ 14] recently found that proteins of close age tend to interact with each other in yeast and proposed a new stochastic model which grows the network analogous to the process of growing protein crystals in solution.
The model, which grew out of New York City's efforts to protect its watershed is on track to be replicated in more than 30 sites across Latin America by 2016.
SPECIAL SECTION: MUSEUMS An article on Thursday about Annelle Miller, the director of the Society of Illustrators, referred incorrectly to the 1937 movie "Artists and Models," which grew out of the society's annual fund-raising revues.
If the model is dynamic as in our case, the optimal multi-model filter has to keep track of all of the model history, which grows exponentially with increasing stages (frames).
The main drawback of that strategy is the model complexity, which grows with the application size, hence causing considerable negative impact on simulation time.
coli) of a functional [NiFe]-hydrogenase enzyme, that from a model hyperthermophilic microorganism, Pyrococcus furiosus (Pf), which grows optimally at 100°C [14].
Model convergence was assessed by tracking the average spread of postsynaptic connections in the SC for the RGC axons, or by tracking the fraction of rejected actions, which grows as the model gets closer to convergence.
Modeling of scenario 1 shows a significant RN deficit which grows to more than 8500 RNs over ten years.
In Hentschel and van Ooyen (1999) a model is presented in which growing axons on a plain are modeled by means of differential equations for the locations of the growth cones.
That could give it a steady, scalable business model akin to Dropbox, which grew by offering small amounts of free storage and then charging for extras and enterprise accounts.
