Sentence examples for model which shares from inspiring English sources

This year's overall winner has been recognised by the judges for its innovative interpretation of a radical Dutch business model which shares the value of tourism with the local people.

This is a well characterised model which shares important properties with freshly isolated human villous cytotrophoblasts, most significantly the ability to fuse and form large multinucleated syncytia [29].

Emmett et al. (2009) recommended a "Community-First" communication model, which shares research findings with the affected community before publishing them in scientific literature in order to empower the community by reducing information disparities.

Non four-fold degenerate sites are assumed to evolve according to a separate site-independent general time-reversible model, which shares the same (single) set of base frequencies as the context-dependent model at the four-fold degenerate sites.

(4) The looping model (which shares features with the relocation model) predicts a direct contact between an enhancer and a relevant promoter that loops out the intervening DNA [ 12, 65, 66] and thus is closely linked to the three-dimensional genome architecture [ 1, 7, 65].

The search model, which shares 25% sequence identity with PaKynB, is at 2.5 Å resolution, and although Zn2+ is assigned in the possible active site, it is with low occupancy (0.5), with an inflated thermal parameter (B-factor approximately 90 Å) and distances to potential co-ordinating groups that are more typical of hydrogen-bonding interactions than metal ion ligand associations.

The addition of a lower-price 300 Sport model, which shared a model designation with the letter cars but not their powerful engine, improved Chrysler's overall sales.

The front-drive Aurora rides on an entirely different architecture than the previous model, which shared its basic structure with the Buick Riviera, since discontinued.

All category boundary parameters of the PFQ items are ordered, as in the sequence, -3.06, -2.36, 0.44 and 4.97, under the rating scale model, which share the same threshold difficulties.

Translational research that transfers novel results from basic research to clinical application often requires studies in additional nonrodent models and/or large animal models which share specific pathophysiological characteristics with the human diseases under investigation.

We believe that the model's formulation will enable it to enjoy greater compatibility with natural science-based models, which share such a formulation and flexibility in projecting future emissions corresponding to alternative future economic scenarios and in evaluating emissions policies relevant to such scenarios.