Sentence examples for models that belong from inspiring English sources

We include some models that belong to more than one class, with the best known being the maximum-difference (maxdiff) model, summarize estimation issues related to the models, and formulate a number of open theoretical problems.

I believe it is no longer advisable to cling to traditional models that belong to the days of yore – this is the limitation of numerous experiences of new urbanism and the so-called place-making strand; on the other hand, one should neither accept the adaptive and sometimes irresponsible spirit of Postmodern culture in an uncritical fashion.

The sharp drop in the equilibrium value is, however, a universal feature of models that belong to this class.

This replication rate threshold can be defined for individual models that belong to this class and defines the condition for cancer eradication.

Note, however, that this drastic change in the oscillatory pattern is not observed in all models that belong to this class.

Figure  5 depicts these ranks for all genes of the macrophage-specific metabolic model that belong to a subsystem containing at least one high regulatory load gene.

For several years, I used a an early, expensive model that belonged to a neighbor.

The hedge fund industry's triumph has been to take its product into the investment mainstream while clinging on to a fee model that belongs in the age of bespoke tailoring.

It is showed that introducing variable FC in a localized interaction model (LIM) yields a model that belongs to the class of LIM.

Recently, Wang et al. (2014) applied various multi-objective evolutionary algorithms to generate true Pareto front for two-objective model that belongs to optimal design of water distribution network.

The genome of Paramecium tetraurelia, a unicellular model that belongs to the ciliate phylum, has been shaped by at least 3 successive whole genome duplications (WGD).