Sentence examples for models and produced from inspiring English sources
Early analysis showed that this sigmoidal model was inferior to either the von Bertalanffy-Richards or Schumacher models and produced predictions that did not reflect the data.
We then modeled takin distribution at a regional scale using autologistic regression models, and produced a predictive map for their distribution.
Analyses based on M1, M4, and M5 typically have lower likelihood scores than other models and produced nearly identical results (Table 1).
However when used at a lower dose, single-agent pazopanib significantly improved event-free survival in only 2/5 ARMS/ERMS xenograft models, and produced no objective responses [243].
Histamine administration was safely used in different radiobiological experimental models and produced a marked preservation of gamma radiation impaired morphological and functional characteristics of small intestine, salivary glands and bone marrow.
Yet we should not be surprised if such cross-disease activity occurs, because these Phase II failures got as far as human clinical trials for a reason: they hit a target (or targets) in cell culture and animal models, and produced an effect.
He said manufacturers had invested billions to develop new models and produce them competitively in the UK.
Accordingly, economists on Wall Street, in corporate America and in academia spend much time plugging data into their meticulously designed models and producing precise forecasts.
Ancient Rome recycled or reused everything but sadly Rome today has followed American consumer models and produces more and more trash with nowhere to put it but the huge Malagrotta landfill, now saturated but with no clear replacement.
It utilizes committee machine concept to integrate Elsharkawy, SRK EOS and PR EOS models and produces a sophisticated model reaping all benefits of these models.
The sequence of answers (i.e., filled in questionnaire) of a VAA user feed the party models and produce in their outputs party-user similarity scores.
