Sentence examples for modelling which would from inspiring English sources

Statistical analysis would be by multi-level modelling, which would give more power, students being clustered within schools.

Because only 12 non-colinear gradient directions were acquired, we were not able to perform more sophisticated modelling which would allow us to overcome these limitations, and instead we applied thresholding and exclusion masks to ensure optimised reconstruction of the AF for each subject.

He rarely talks of the Guangdong model, which would sound like a slap at others.

It would, however, involve a major departure from the Soviet model, which would predictably lead to increased tensions between Beijing and Moscow.

Boeing wants to obstruct the new big Airbus A340 models, which would leap ahead of Boeing's own 777.

An alternative would be the targeted relocation model, which would call for turning various Westchester locales into little outposts of Americana in exile.

She and Mr. Hellemn, who does her mechanical work, want an early 1990's model, which would give them more interior space for stereo gear than the latest ones.

Currently the only regulatory framework for doing this is via the Ofcom nutrient profiling model, which would benefit from being reviewed and strengthened.

O'Regan entered history as the man who created this model – which would eventually be a major policy prescription recommended to poor countries by the World Bank.

Of the "Yemen model" — which would mean easing Assad out of power — Sami Kohen says "fine," in Turkey's Miliyet (as translated and published in Al Monitor).

The Government favours a compulsory model which would see every adult in England paying towards the cost of a new National Care Service.