Sentence examples for models means that from inspiring English sources

The glitch in the models means that the number of space rocks with sizes of the order of tens of metres, which pose a threat, may be ten times greater than previously thought.

"The sophistication of these models means that all you need to do is add the ingredients and let the machine to the work, leaving you to wake up leisurely to the smell of freshly baked bread".

However, the increasing complexity of hydrological models means that a large number of parameters need to be estimated.

Including employment protection legislation, a national level variable, in our models means that standard errors can be seriously biased downwards (see Moulton 1990).

The high degree of parameter correlation in these combined models means that restraints are required to ensure convergence and to maintain a physically reasonable model.

This selection of ensemble models means that we expect both our chosen consensus predictors to benefit from the wisdom of crowds [18 20].

Mr. Abramsky said that the resulting prices, which are as low as $200 for some models, meant that RIM was losing about $200 on every PlayBook it sold.

Use of video-taped models meant that social tolerance was not a variable affecting transmission, as it is in any study with live models.

Indeed, the sheer number of possible combinations of models mean that, inevitably, many combinations will essentially be untried and untested.

The selection and funding models meant that the community held significant control over the project and their active participation was required for its success.

The significant intercepts in the logistic regression models mean that the preferences for one amino acid over another are fairly consistent across the nine pairs of species.