Sentence examples for models have found from inspiring English sources

Reviews comparing the examples where both ANN and regression methods had been used to derive prognostic models have found that overall ANNs are little better than classical statistical modelling approaches (Sargent, 2001), and misuses of ANNs in oncology are common (Schwarzer et al, 2000).

But in the midst of all that—or because of it one can find, as John and his models have found, a direct relationship to the self, vibrant and serious, self-respecting and vivid, with clear eyes, making much of dress and its spiritual opposite, undress, all in the same frame.

Spin models have found use outside physics.

Empirical investigations from different countries using different econometric models have found that even after controlling for age, education and other background characteristics, immigrants earn lower wages than ethnic natives (see e.g. Altonji and Blank ([1999])).

Atmospheric scientist Theodore Shepherd of University of Toronto in Canada, says that previous models have found similar regional trends but that this study provides a greater understanding of the individual effect of both climate change and CFC reduction on ozone recovery.

Since the campaign's launch in August, about 70percentt of the canine models have found happy homes.

Computer models had found that a large wave of low pressure over eastern Canada might do what most weather systems rarely do -- move west, against the prevailing easterly winds, and drop south from the Great Lakes until intersecting the more usual track for winter storms, which tend to sweep from the Gulf of Mexico and up the Atlantic Seaboard.

For example, an analysis of IPCC climate models has found that within the next 20 years, southern Africa's maize crop will be cut by more than a quarter unless we start work now on producing heat-resistant varieties.

More recently, however, companies like Gilt Groupe — a competitor of ideeli's — which built early reputations around the business model have found themselves on the defensive trying to prove that the concept is not just a fad, but something sustainable.

Fluid dampers that operate on the principle of fluid flow through orifices specially shaped and defined by the Maxwell model have found more and more applications in vibration mitigation of buildings and structures.

(2) Studies comparing iF estimated using this model have found similar results compared with studies using empirical data or complex air-dispersion models.