Sentence examples for models could produce from inspiring English sources

All three bubble-induced turbulence models could produce good solutions for the time-averaged velocity.

Results showed that the robustness of the fourteen PET models differed somewhat across the sites, and only three PET models could produce reasonable magnitudes of evaporative demand (i.e., PET ≥ AET on average) for all eight sites, including the: (i) Penman; (ii) Priestly-Taylor and (iii) Linacre models.

These forecasting models could produce results with good accuracy in their predictions of the data [ 13].

However, OLS models could produce estimates >1 or <−0.594, because OLS ignores the fact that the EQ-5D is bounded between −0.594 and 1.

Thus, simple modifications to the infrastructure underlying parallel models could produce different types of transition dynamics between modules (i.e., sequential progression and oscillatory dynamics).

By adding a weak gradient (which might correspond to retinal Neuropilin 2 and collicular Semaphorin 3F) all models could produce internal order and global polarity.

(Photography Done Quickly) model could produce pocket-size photographs directly onto paper, eliminating the need for negatives.

This model could produce quantitative results for decision makers during the rapid urbanization for sustainable development.

The following year, Dr. Lorenz published another paper that described how a small twiddling of parameters in a model could produce vastly different behavior, transforming regular, periodic events into a seemingly random chaotic pattern.

It was found that the Fuzzy Logic model could produce comparably good estimation results as compared to the traditional Binary Logistic models.

Then they realized their simple mathematical model could produce images that were strikingly similar to the pool's actual appearance, and that there actually wasn't much scholarship on the topic.