Sentence examples for models and often from inspiring English sources

BRT models combine a large number of simple tree models and often outperform other modelling methods (Elith et al. 2006, 2008; Araújo and New 2007; Aertsen et al. 2010).

Reaggregated spheres are used as tumour, genetic, toxicological, biohybrid and neurosphere models, and often replace animal experimentation.

Disruptive innovations, on the other hand, may create new markets and business models, and often may displace market leaders (Christensen, 1997; Christensen and Bower, 1996).

In recent years many different methods to calibrate central omnidirectional cameras have been developed, based on different camera models and often limited to a specific mirror shape.

However, this is a slow, labour intensive way to build such models, and often the final archaeological models were devoid of their landscape context.

Actual field pumping tests often involve variable pumping rates which cannot be handled by the classical constant-rate or constant-head test models, and often require a convolution process to interpret the test data.

A rental car usually an American nameplate, almost always a no-frills model and often reeking of cigarette smoke makes the worst kind of branding statement.

But it's a pliable model and often misunderstood, not unlike the nuances of street art itself, where the lines between criminal behavior, political activism and fine art often blur.

Errors in loops are the dominant problem in comparative modeling and often are the most difficult parts to model (Fiser et al. 2000; Burke et al. 2000).

3 If anything, most health economists thought that health was characterised by uncertainties, information failures and externalities that did not necessarily sit well with the market model and often had to be corrected through government action (Colvin, 1985, chapter 6).

Relationships do not need to be shaped by existing family models--and often the strongest relationships are crafted outside of families.