Sentence examples for models still exist from inspiring English sources

The divergences of contact behavior and the strong correlation for the eight contact models still exist.

However, significant uncertainties in the data used to parametrise combustion models still exist.

Thousands of these old-style models still exist in remote pastures, but in recent years far taller and more powerful turbines have sprouted atop western mesas, transforming this oil and gas state into the national leader in wind-generated electrical power.

The ICE-5G model adopted in this work is widely used in present day sea-level analysis, but discrepancies between the results obtained by different groups for the same ice models still exist, and it was the effort to set a common reference for the sea-level community that inspired this work.

Similarities between the two models still exist, though they're less pronounced, with the Lincoln clearly getting the nod toward luxury.

That model still exists, with lots of separate databases for Facebook's 900 million users.

The traditional model still exists — of the three other Final Four teams, only one had a freshman in its starting lineup — but last night was a validation of the Calipari Way: recruit a fresh stable of top talent each year, luring them with promises of immediate preparation for the N.B.A. and limited academic commitments, then let them go and find new guys to replace them.

That model still exists of just putting artists out and seeing what works.

While that model still exists, it has been twisted in innumerable ways.

Despite the continuously increasing stock production of dual-fuel (petrol LPG) passenger car models, doubts still exist about both real engine performance in LPG operation and the reliability of the dual-fuel feeding system.

Despite the marked potential of PBPK models, uncertainties still exist in the pediatric community about the accuracy of their predictions especially after oral drug administration in pediatric patients of different ages (11).