Sentence examples for models may capture from inspiring English sources

Our models may capture important conformational changes of CB1 receptor to help improve accuracy in future CB1 drug screening.

Current models "may capture some elements of biological realism, but are generally far from biological".

All companies' daily returns exhibit excessive kurtosis, a fairly common occurrence in high frequency financial time series data, and suggest that this excessive kurtosis may be due to heteroscedasticity in the data, which the GARCH models may capture.

The results reveal that both models may capture some insights of the overall variability of the true sample, in terms of the location and amplitude of the oscillations of the functionals in direction Y.

Established cancer cell lines demonstrating high tumorigenicity in xenograft models may capture some properties of cancer cell subpopulations that are responsible for initiating and spreading the tumors.

This implies that being infected does not necessarily result in the same reduction in growth for all animals, i.e. such models may capture genetic variation in disease tolerance [ 25].

Thus, although a deterministic model may capture the response of the system given one set of deterministic values for the system parameters, inputs, etc., this is in fact only one possible realization of the multitude of responses that could occur in reality.

For example, a resource-based model may capture the details schematized in Fig. 1A; a competing model, the immune regulation of Fig. 1B.

The current model may capture the behavior of any similar heterogeneous ecosystem by simply modifying the kinetic parameters according to the new system.

In all three models, telomeres may capture broken ends (87) and incorporated into fusions as interstitial telomeric sequences (ITS).

However, it is worth pointing out that by means of this new conception of the Travel Demand Model and especially through the On-Platform sub-model, we may capture the interaction between passenger flows and the rail service taking place at stations.