Sentence examples for modeling more diverse from inspiring English sources

We conclude with an overview of new directions for this interdisciplinary research on Anthropocene human-earth systems, including: modeling more diverse decision-making strategies for land-use, developing more sophisticated models of vegetation dynamics and fire ecology, and generating digital proxy data for more robust model validation against the empirical record.

The irony of Kaptownwala's mission, and that of her fellow niche-agency founders, is that if they succeed in making modeling more diverse and prodding the major agencies into changing their ways, they could find themselves out of a job.

The association between ∑PBDE and ∑PCB or DDE was much weaker and modeling suggested more diverse PBDE sources with few identified multi-contaminant-shared exposure routes.

Incorporation of each of these optimizations into YeastNet v. 2 significantly improves the quality of the model, improving precision and recall on independent test sets and increasing generality of the model for more diverse cellular systems.

As for designers' choice of models: a more diverse view of womanhood, and one that takes personality into account, does seem to have taken hold.

In this regard, our sample could be considered relatively homogenous and testing the model on more diverse samples is recommended.

Opening Ceremony often casts non-professional models, with a more diverse range of looks than in your average IMG binder.

"The leading companies are starting to migrate away from the small, venture capital dominated board model to larger, more diverse boards".

The clustering analysis revealed that the datasets employed in the development of IC50 based QSAR models are chemically more diverse compared to the percent inhibition ones (Fig. 5).

At last, more analyses are necessary for extending the audio- and video-model components to more diverse degradations such as other loss distributions, video and audio encoder and decoder settings, and the audiovisual model to audiovisual synchronization artifacts.

Data for biogas engineering projects have been reported since the late 1990s by MOA (1996 2004); and the feature of these data series in different regions shows different patterns in comparison with household ones: Some are monotonously changed, while others have obvious fluctuations, thus forecast models should be more diverse according to circumstances.