Sentence examples for models that covered from inspiring English sources
Construction of homology models that covered the SNP position was not possible for four regulators.
Given the multiplicity and diversity of these associations, researchers have proposed models that cover the unidimensionality and multidimensionality of life satisfaction.
Therefore animal models that cover a broad range of the disruptions observed in human patients might need manipulations in several areas.
This work approaches the problem of forming clusters of linearized models that cover the possible dynamic behavior of neuromuscular blockade of patients subject to anaesthesia.
The other is to introduce probabilistic source models that cover the variability generated by a Monte Carlo sampling method (e.g., Yamada et al. 2011) and perform large amount of ground motion computation.
Then 27 FE models that cover the practical ranges of axial load ratio, amount of embedded steel truss chord and web braces were adopted in a parametric analysis to investigate their effects on the wall performance.
From these measurements, the authors obtained six different channel models that cover some of the most common situations where VTV and RTV communications may take place: Urban canyons, with dense and tall buildings or slopes, where vehicles move at a speed of roughly 120 km/h.
However, despite growing interest in the performance appraisal of faculty, only a few reported studies propose models that cover the full range of academic activities and the models in use are typically based on ad hoc scoring systems that lack theoretical soundness.
We suggest using a small subsample of models that cover the researcher's hypothesis.
It describes a set of operational models that cover both design and implementation of conservation, with a strong focus on mobilising the collective action typically required to implement conservation.
Unlike models that cover the actin dynamics at the leading edge during cell migration, in our study, the processes of interest take place at the center of the osteoblasts growing on the micro-topographies.
