Sentence examples for models available which from inspiring English sources
There are also models available which integrate satellite data and other weather information to monitor and forecast forage conditions.
There are complex vessel models available which include 3D orientation, angular rates, engine speed, rudder angle, waves, hull, and so forth; see for example [20].
There are several different economic models available, which have been developed and used by researchers for many years.
Non-Newtonian fluids form a broad class of fluids in which the relation connecting the shear stress and shear rate is non-linear and hence there is no universal constitutive model available which exhibits the characteristics of all non-Newtonian fluids.
Though numerous watershed scale models are available, which can be exploited for calculating pathogen transport at watershed scale, considerable difficulties exist while using the models (Pandey et al. [2012b]; Pandey and Soupir [2013]).
Although simplified and computationally efficient models are available, which neglect the coupling between the horizontal and vertical response, their accuracy has not been investigated to date.
There are many other gene-disrupted or -mutated models currently available, which are based on genetic anomalies identified in the human disease.
A variety of models are available, which differ in their restrictiveness with respect to the assumptions made and the number of parameters used to describe items [ 21].
Several theories and models are available which explain the factors that may influence the implementation of change in health care: namely, those related to individual professionals, the social environment and the healthcare system.
Interestingly, most of the genetically modified mice available for the study of breast cancer do not express ER and PR [ 2], leaving few models available in which to address hormone-dependent tumor progression specifically.
However, there are almost no spontaneous syngeneic mouse models available with which to study regional lymph node dissemination, even though it is the first and most frequent mode of dissemination for human breast cancer.
