Sentence examples for models and extent from inspiring English sources

This systematic review describes intervention packages, service-delivery models, and extent of government involvement in these services in Africa.

However, because the NGOs involved varied widely in terms of size, program models, and extent of collaboration with the MOH, the study likely describes the full range of challenges in NGO-sponsored VIA programming in Guatemala.

By combining a multivariate analysis aimed at investigating the population genetic structure, with a Bayesian approach used to test models and extent of migration, we were able to detect a stepping-stone migration model as the best descriptor of gene flow across the region, with the main discontinuities corresponding to forested areas.

We used a combination of distribution models and extents of occurrence to perform a gap analysis and an irreplaceability analysis.

The picture created a sensation in the profession, since embracing sports heroes and laughing had not previously been thought suitable activities for fashion models, and the extent of its influence soon became clear as models began to appear everywhere embracing bicycle riders, matadors, coachmen, and Lord knows what else, in a state of hilarity.

A number of features analogous to DS have been demonfstrated in the partially trisomic mouse models and the extent and severity of the phenotypes observed mostly correlate with the size of the trisomic segment.

This is reflected in the way care is accessed, preferences for traditional rather than medical models and the extent to which Western values are adopted.

The model fit and extent of risk discrimination is very similar to what was found in our original cohort.

Therefore, we conducted (i) a GWAS and a pathway-level analysis to identify novel genes responsible for quantitative variation of grain carotenoid levels in a maize inbred panel and (ii) genome-wide, pathway-level, and carotenoid QTL-targeted prediction studies to determine the model parameterizations and extent of marker density needed to accurately predict maize grain carotenoid levels.

The extent of observed clustering is compared with a random model and the extent of observed clustering is expressed as a p-value of a network.

Almost all of them are based on a probabilistic model and the extent to which the multi-state system performance analysis may typically lead.