Sentence examples for models that suggest from inspiring English sources

Computer models that suggest earthquake epicenters are approximate, and mining activity was within the margin of error, said Relu Burlacu, a seismologist at the university.

Greene, a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, tempers his enthusiasm with a skeptic's patient calm, noting the "highly speculative" nature of parallel-universe models that suggest potentially non-testable physical realities.

Even models that suggest a change in overall mean winds or wind shear at some point in the future may not be particularly relevant with respect to the weather and the synoptic situations.

These results counter current conceptual models that suggest chelated contaminants move conservatively through Fe-reducing environments since they are devoid of Fe-oxyhydroxides that are known to aggressively compete for chelates in oxic regimes.

The research backs up global climate models that suggest the ancient change in ocean circulation may have warmed so-called gas hydrates on the sea floor, causing massive amounts of methane to bubble into the atmosphere, which would have in turn caused more warming on both sea and land.

This role for RB was evident both in the context of acute and chronic exposures, a finding that is highly reflective of studies performed in human tumor models that suggest RB status is dominant to p53 status in determining cell cycle inhibition upon exposure to genotoxic therapeutic agents [25], [26].

"We overrode models that suggested more," he said.

There is evidence from studies of different animal models that suggests caloric restriction inhibits cell proliferation [ 27] and carcinogenesis [ 28, 29].

This agrees remarkably well with values calculated from Ramachandran angles of the refined crystallographic model that suggest the protein is 46% α-helical.

With I. Nasell, he developed a semi-stochastic model that suggested strategies for control of the disease and which became a foundational concept in mathematical epidemiology.

Aging 29, 1547 1555) presented a model that suggests a specific age-related effect of white matter integrity on working memory.