Sentence examples for models as necessary from inspiring English sources

A frequency based view on these cells, which were claimed as necessary in at least one of the four single Q matrix models (n = 82 cells), indicates that 35 cells (=43%) were defined consistently in all four models as necessary.

Such effects will be included in the final models as necessary.

Models that lack information about constraints, however, will also load in FAME, and will be automatically converted to constraint based models as necessary.

Initially, the team of 4 6 annotators would progress along BAC sequences and correct, add and delete gene models as necessary.

To calculate doses for each participant in epidemiologic studies, relevant exposure information should be used first and supplemented, secondarily, with estimates from mathematical models as necessary.

However, the fact that isoforms from the same locus with different TSSs also frequently differ in their exon content is a reflection of Cufflinks' parsimonious nature, because Cufflinks proposes as few transcript models as necessary to explain the aligned reads [ 27].

Instead, the focus of the application should be on identifying important cancer surveillance and control questions, obtaining the data sources and making model modifications as necessary to run the model, and producing results that are meaningful and packaged in a way that policy makers and cancer control planners can understand.

The idea is to provide role models as well as the necessary resources.

"Companies want a simple, modular installation framework," McLuckie told me — and they want to be able to shift their consumption model as necessary.

The degree of complexity varies from model to model as necessary simplifications are made, while ensuring conservatism.

We seek to provide a procedure for extending existing modal testing to enable these nonlinear elements to be addressed using current nonlinear identification methods directed at detection, characterisation, location and then quantification – in order to enhance the elements in an FE model as necessary to describe nonlinear dynamic behaviour.