Sentence examples for models accurately resemble from inspiring English sources

As previously shown, these preclinical models accurately resemble their parental human tumors in their molecular features and biologic behavior [ 26].

This discrepancy raises an important question - whether the DR4-transgenic mouse model could accurately resemble the human disease setting and whether there is a need for improving the humanized model.

The latter animal model of CKD may more accurately resemble the state of chronic renal insufficiency in man.

The 1997 Pontiac Astro Wagon that Mr. Burns wins was designed to accurately resemble one.

The cakes in Agnes Skinner's cake book were designed to accurately resemble the real life versions of them.

The resulting leaves are constructed out of intricately knotted hairs that accurately resemble the lattices of fibrous veins that form a leaf's soft skeleton.

Together, by using culture conditions that more accurately resemble the in vivo microenvironment, researchers were able to reconstitute vascular physiology that simulates in vivo phenomena.

Development of effective therapies requires a cost-effective in vitro tumor model that more accurately resembles the in vivo tumor microenvironment as standard two-dimensional (2D) tissue culture conditions do so poorly.

The researchers have used 3D printing to create a low cost rib cartilage model that they believe accurately resembles the feel of the real thing to therefore allow surgeons to hone their craft.

The remote component's morphology remained as shown in Fig. 1 (dashed trace, digitized from Ref. 19) to ensure that this component accurately resembled that of a whole heart model.

I returned from Morocco, where I was asked at a conference, "Does behavioral economics make optimization models obsolete?" The message of some publications may be that behavioral economics is a substitute for 'traditional' economics and that it more accurately resembles humans rather than 'econs' that are the subject of traditional theory.