Sentence examples for models might suggest from inspiring English sources

One explanation may be that economies have more in common than apparent differences in models might suggest.

Based on that analysis, Mr. Mishkin seemed to argue that the central bank should react to that kind of downturn in housing prices by lowering rates more rapidly than traditional Fed models might suggest.

Each of these proposals incurs some major costs, and there is of course no real guarantee that they'll even work, despite what computer and mathematical models might suggest.

For modeling Faradaic reactions we describe recent progress on models of electron transfer reactions which shows that the rates are even more dependent on details of the electronic and atomic structure of the interface than traditional models might suggest.

Combining the results of the two models might suggest a more complex pattern of associations, where the association of migraine with anxiety is channeled through two mediators, first paternal attachment and secondly maternal attachment.

In addition, there is evidence that actual spending decisions tend to deviate significantly from what rational models might suggest [ 17].

For example, in a desert, his prediction model might suggest a frequency range of vibration of 50 to 75 cycles per second, or hertz, because of the sandy soil.

It can be argued that the relationship of these variables is not well understood (Devlin 2006) and that the interplay between the variables of professional growth are more complex than a linear model might suggest.

The model might suggest, for example, that if a particular person had stronger ego defenses, and attended a little less vigilantly to the external world, he or she might find a stable attractor amidst of a broader landscape of chaotic attractors.

Since face familiarity ostensibly depends on the identity of a face, a strong formulation of the modular model might suggest that face familiarity should not affect other tasks, such as gender judgments, because "identity" and "gender" would be processed by separate, non-interacting modules.

It is, however, difficult to imagine how else to test this model, proponents of Guyton's model might suggest.