Sentence examples for models propose that from inspiring English sources

Vulnerability-stress models propose that social stress triggers psychotic episodes in high risk individuals.

Computational models propose that shape- and temporal sequence sensitive mechanisms interact in processing dynamic faces.

Cognitive behavioral models propose that shared environment (e.g., parenting style) is important.

Current DNA unwinding models propose that motor translocation is tightly coupled to base pair melting.

Fear-avoidance models propose that pain-related fear may spur avoidance behaviour leading to chronic pain disability.

Some models propose that even the architecture and composition of the fusion pore might be dominated by proteins rather than lipids.

Other models propose that the fault zones represent tectonic sutures, implying that the Abitibi belt is a collage of exotic terranes.

The North China Craton (NCC) is one of the ancient continental nuclei in Asia and recent models propose that the cratonic architecture was built through the assembly of several Archean microcontinental blocks into larger crustal blocks.

Recent cognitive models propose that intrusive trauma memories arise and persist because high levels of emotional arousal triggered by the trauma disrupt conceptual processing of elements of the event, while enhancing sensory/perceptual processing.

Shared leadership models propose that success in knowledge-based environments, where complex problem solving is required (e.g. product or IT development), depends less on the heroic actions of a few individuals at the top and more on interdependent, coordinative leadership practices distributed throughout an organization.

Other models propose that stress directs mutations preferentially to sites that improve fitness (Foster and Cairns 1992; Foster 2007).