Sentence examples for models except that from inspiring English sources
The results obtained in this way for density, entropy and potential temperature are comparable with those of existing models, except that our new equations cover a wider temperature—(0 374 °C) than the traditional (0 40 °C) temperature range.
Host parasite models are similar to host parasitoid models except that the parasite does not necessarily kill the host.
The approach is similar to other reputation-based models except that it uses entropy to differentiate between different recommendations.
All three independent predictor variables (temperature, relative humidity, and time) were significant in the models except that time was not significant for B. thuringiensis Al Hakam on nylon.
The relation of upward movement of helical piles with time is approximately similar to all models except that helical piles with L/D (27) reached 80% of maximum uplift movement during first 20 days while that of L/D (35) and (53) reached during (20 30) days and (25 35) days respectively.
All molecular details were kept identical in both models, except that concentrations of proteins and diffusible modulators, currents and potentials were computed independently in each outer-dendritic compartment of the second model.
There is no real reason why Tyra Banks's show needs to be called "America's Next Top Model," except that old chauvinist habits die hard.
which is equivalent to the Lorentzian model except that the term has been omitted from the denominator, and asymptotes to a conductivity as.
The multilinear model is similar to the classical growth curve model except that the design matrices are unknown and are functions of the dispersion matrix.
There is little input for reaction-kinetic modeling except that, for first trials, one-plus equations are preferable to power-law equations with fractional exponents.
The formulation is similar to conventional FFT-based spectral element model except that Daubechies wavelet basis functions are used for temporal discretization.
