Sentence examples for models such as these from inspiring English sources

Given school breakfast clubs' proven benefits for pupils' learning and behaviour "we need to look seriously at how successful models such as these can be replicated", she said.

If cancer is ever to be understood properly, mathematical models such as these will surely play a prominent role.

I will always be grateful for role models such as these, and together with a disciplined upbringing courtesy of my coach and father, Malcolm, I found a calm on the squash court.

Biophysical models such as these, which link ecological processes to changing climates through predictions of body temperature, are essential for understanding biogeographic patterns of physiological stress and mortality risk.

Single-factor models such as these are not the only way of explaining the attribution asymmetry.

What pricier models such as these tend to lack when it comes to bolstering global sales for the automakers, they make up for in fostering a strong brand.

However, these models (such as the Hierarchical Dirichlet Process) are not yet implemented in the toolbox.

Such vehicles are often referred to as "crossovers" Many of these models, such as the luxurious Lexus RX and the smallish Honda CR-V, are big hits.

A four-number code requires next-to-no explanation, and many of these models, such as the Schlage Sense (a model I've had very positive experiences with in testing), allow you to use an app to create temporary codes that you can delete when your guests are on their way.

But so would larger details about the environment not explicitly included in these models, such as the limits on human capacity which determine which prey are accessible in that environment, the ecology which determines which prey are in the environment, and so on.

Some of these models, such as the Maestra (or Maestro) model (Grace et al. [1987]; Wang and Jarvis [1990]; Medlyn [2004]), have been shown to provide realistic predictions of absorbed light in mixed-species stands (le Maire et al. [2013]; Charbonnier et al. [2013]).