Sentence examples for models that emerged from inspiring English sources

American neo-Classical furniture was inspired by models that emerged in France after the 1750's.

In the dot-com era plenty of good companies went down with the ridiculous business models that emerged because there were simply too many of them.

Finally, ideally the models that emerged here should be tested further on independent samples.

One of the models that emerged from both interviews was a basic model of transcription and translation.

The study described here was designed to investigate how the complexin accessory helix inhibits neurotransmitter release, testing the insertion and zigzag models as well as additional models that emerged subsequently.

In relation to psychiatric diagnoses, Baart and Abma (2011) have mentioned how some family members who participated in a scientific psychiatric genetics project in the Netherlands initially resisted some of the non-monogenetic theories involving complex gene-environment models that emerged from the late 1990s onwards.

The complex multivariate analysis models that emerge require more sophisticated statistical analysis.

The models that emerge during the process are useful boundary objects, allowing knowledge to be shared across and between the disparate stakeholder communities, including end users, software engineers, and field researchers, and serve as inputs to the design process.

At the time, "native advertising" (a term coined by Fred Wilson) was a new name for an old concept — monetization models that emerge from the underlying user experience of the site or app, integrated into the visual design and driven by content-based ads.

However, despite these limitations, we believe that the models that emerge from this analysis better explain the complexity encountered in the clinic than the more limited, linear models generated from purely reductionist approaches.

It is clear that the shape of any genome, and the phenotype of any organism, is the outcome of both selection and neutral processes (including hitchhiking, bottlenecks, etc).. To suggest that the structure of the systems biology models that emerge from ENCODE reveal adaptation only is overly Panglossian: much of the structure must arise from stochastic fixation and drift.