Sentence examples for modelling that suggests from inspiring English sources
Frankham and Wilcken [ 4] show modelling that suggests that sex-linked alleles (those on the sex chromosome), which are deleterious recessive and expressed equally in both sexes, may also distort sex ratios under inbreeding, leading to a reduction in the homogametic sex in most cases, though again this will not be true in the case of paternal X inactivation.
The findings of this review also appear to agree with other more recent modelling that suggests MDA could potentially eliminate transmission, and that the probability of this occurring goes up with lower baseline transmission, increased frequency of MDA and the addition of vector control measures (Okell 2011).
These findings are in line with earlier modelling that suggests that cub productivity (recruitment of susceptibles) is a major reason for the reduced success of vaccination, and that this could in the future be overcome by the use of fertility control [ 29].
It all depends on a European weather model that suggests the white stuff will soon be making its presence known locally, especially in D.C.'s western suburbs.
These results support the cognitive model that suggests representations of truthful information are first aroused and then manipulated during deception.
One is a two-ratio model that suggests there are distinct monocot (ω0) and dicot subfamilies (ω1), one is a three-ratio model that suggests there is one monocot (ω0) and two dicot subfamilies 1 (ω1) and 2 (ω2), and one is a six-ratio model that suggests there are subclades under the branches A- E (ω1 ~ ω5) and the other (ω0).
"We overrode models that suggested more," he said.
The researchers developed a mathematical model that suggested that the impact of the transmission of these bacteria from agriculture may be more significant than that of hospital transmissions.
Computer models that suggest earthquake epicenters are approximate, and mining activity was within the margin of error, said Relu Burlacu, a seismologist at the university.
With I. Nasell, he developed a semi-stochastic model that suggested strategies for control of the disease and which became a foundational concept in mathematical epidemiology.
Fuzzy mathematical models that suggest tiger farming is a viable way to promote conservation have increasingly come under fire.
