Sentence examples for models that invoke from inspiring English sources

The absolute beauty and ordered architecture of the Solar System diminished somewhat, giving a boost to chancy models that invoke accidental or unlikely celestial events.

Mismatch distributions for each sample were used to distinguish between models that invoke past exponential growth and historical population stasis.

While computational models that invoke these three phenomena are able to match data on the kinetics of oxidative phosphorylation in isolated skinned cardiomyocytes [ 71] and purified mitochondria [ 69], it remains to be demonstrated that the available data, particularly in vivo data, cannot be explained without invoking these phenomena.

We discuss theoretical models that invoke mechanical feedback loops for growth regulation and experimental studies providing empirical support.

In models that invoke extra dimensions, the bounds range from 2.36 TeV for one extra dimension to 3.63 TeV for six extra dimensions.

Therefore, our data do not support models that invoke a pronounced recent genetic input from Central Asia to explain the observed genetic variation in South Asia.

We then formally modeled the association between hospital admissions and disability scores through the use of two trajectory specific Poisson models that invoked generalized estimating equations with a first order autoregressive covariance structure to account for correlation among repeated observations within the same participant.

Next, we simulate pair cascade spectra from these pulsars using a model that invokes an offset-dipole magnetic field.

It involves comparing the predictive accuracy of a "censored" evolutionary model, one that invokes only natural selection, and an alternative "uncensored" model that invokes additional evolutionary influences such as genetic drift (random trait change caused by population number being finite), or constraints caused by the way the trait is determined genetically or developmentally.

This suggests a model that invokes Scc2/4 as an accessory factor that both connects cohesin with spatial landmarks and enables its release onto the chromosome.

This leveling off is a direct prediction of the trade-off model that invokes conflict between translational superiority and splicing regulation near the intron-exon boundary regions [ 20].