Sentence examples for model which reflects from inspiring English sources
The model, which reflects Graham's conservative approach, sees a lot to like about CSR.
The system can be a model, which reflects conditions required for effective and stable functioning of the solar cells.
The structural model, which reflects the spatial framework of the reservoir, is the foundation of reservoir property modelling.
He went beyond the CBOT model, which reflects supply and demand in Europe and South America, as well as in the U.S.
The normal velocity of the level-set model, which reflects the sensitivity of the objective function, is derived from the adjoint variable method and shape derivative.
The problem is formulated as a Mixed Integer Quadratically Constraint Programming (MIQCP) model, which reflects the objective and specific constrains from practice.
The experimental equilibrium uptakes, q e,exp (mg/g), do not concur with the calculated q e,cal (mg/g) values from the pseudo-first-order model which reflect that experimental data obtained for sorption of the MB under investigation fails to predict the sorption process for the entire region of contact time.
A mathematical model which reflected the change of the maximal absolute shear stress for the center layer was established, by which the maximal absolute shear stress for the center layer can be easily calculated and the appropriate rolling technology can be designed.
Tracking electronic media – Surveillance methods that do not require the sick individual to seek medical care avoid this important "failure point" associated with the first six paths in our model, which reflect traditional surveillance systems.
The disproportionate air pollutant contributions in relation to stove usage are due to the exponential spacing of the IWA 11 2012 indoor emissions tiers used in our model, which reflect the nonlinear exposure response relationships of PM2.5 with health outcomes such as acute lower respiratory infections (ALRI) (Burnett et al. 2014; Smith et al. 2011).
Thus, the small increment in the R value (Fig. 1) attributable to addition of the A1C term to the multivariable models (which reflects the degree to which the model accounts for the cognitive test score) suggests that A1C is not the crucial determinant of cognitive score after consideration of these other factors and particularly those related to ethnicity/language.
