Sentence examples for models previously existed from inspiring English sources

With the recent advent of inexpensive sequence information and other new tools, geneticists from many disciplines are able to address questions of sex-specific biology in a much wider range of organisms and gain insight into problems for which only theoretical models previously existed.

This was the first time that kinetics of secretion were measured — no conclusive evidence for the 'fast' dense granule, 'slower' α-granule and 'slowest' lysosome secretion model previously existed.

A deterministic optimization model was first improved from previously existed model.

We developed software tools for modeling genes automatically using alignments of FL-cDNAs, and performed updates to existing gene structure annotations or modeled new genes where none previously existed.

In the face of Islamic terrorism, it would therefore be better to question ourselves about the way in [which] an overly Western model of democracy has been exported to countries such as Iraq, where a strong government previously existed.

And he criticizes the counterproductive consequences of Western intervention: "In the face of Islamic terrorism, it would therefore be better to question ourselves about the way in [which] an overly Western model of democracy has been exported to countries such as Iraq, where a strong government previously existed.

The models wore creepy white stockings on their heads and voluminous bleached denim outfits that crossed whatever line previously existed between overalls and pantsuits.

They couldn't have previously existed.

They involve adding bits of tissue where none previously existed.

This means that the views that previously existed in insular communities now also exist in the blogosphere.

But the paramount desire was to make an architecture that had not previously existed.