Sentence examples for models for mainstream from inspiring English sources

The new models include seven new Latitude models for mainstream business users and three new Precision-branded models for "power-users," such as engineers and graphic designers.

In its rawness, Mr. Oda's game is unlikely to become a model for mainstream political gaming -- an earlier version included vulgarity to satisfy his fans -- but the passion and effort that went into it may be instructive.

While Labor Department's new measures might help prevent some abuses, they skirt the heart of the problem: Far from offering a more regulated alternative to undocumented migrant labor, guest worker programs (which have been the model for mainstream immigration reform proposals) encourage the same abuses that "illegal" workers suffer.

Is a Botox convenience store an appropriate model for mainstreaming cosmetic injections?

The COPD mouse models for acute mainstream and sidestream CS exposure (i.e. also environmental CS) described in the present study are potentially interesting for evaluating the toxicological and health effects of other aerosol sources, such as emissions from house heating (e.g. wood stoves) or traffic-sources (e.g. trucks, cars or ships).

And that's the point; its tagline, "A model for the mainstream," is a jab at more eccentric and expensive alternatives.

Monolayers of hCMEC/D3 cells were exposed to hyperglycemic conditions (HG; 35 mM) or 5% soluble cigarette smoke extracts (CSE, model of mainstream smoke exposure) for 12 24 h.

Global consolidation means big automakers now consider a million units as a starting point for mainstream models.

As a class, luxury-car sales are up 14.8 percent this year, according to WardsAuto.com, almost double the gains for mainstream models, helped along by low interest rates that have brought on a leasing comeback.

As one of the mainstream models for estimating spillover effects between financial markets, the ARCH model has been widely used and extended.

For applied researchers, it might be of particular interest to see the comparative performance between the complex and simple models for DIF detection using the mainstream software, which can model item and person clustering effects simultaneously.