Sentence examples for models were reflected from inspiring English sources
As he worked, the changes to his precise three-dimensional models were reflected instantly in the engineering and two-dimensional CAD files, the working drawings for the motorcycle's assembly.
The interpersonal emphasis characteristic of Strawson-inspired accountability models is reflected in the demand for justification (though answerability theorists tend to reject a necessary connection between these demands and the reactive attitudes).
This bimodality occurs due to combination of feedback and bistability[20], which in our signaling models is reflected in a sharp rise in activity with signal strength.
This similarity among long-lived models is reflected by a hierarchical cluster analysis of differential expression signatures (see Methods).
Also, inherent variability in biological models is reflected in the degree of fold change demonstrated, thus error bars are large in some instances although the direction of change was always consistent.
Differences in expression of genes involved in choline metabolism corresponded to differences in metabolite concentrations, suggesting that transcriptional differences between the models are reflected in the HR MAS MRS spectra.
Results show that the model is reflected in the data.
The self-disclosure aspect of the attributability model is reflected in emphasizing that the target of appraisal must be judgment-sensitive.
Instead, it can be observed that selected features of the laissez-faire model are reflected in the institutional arrangements (Ranga and Etzkowitz 2013: 239, see Figure 1b).
Disease suppression in this model was reflected by decreases in the clinical score, disease incidence, nervous tissue inflammation, and Th1, Th2, and Th17 cytokine responses.
The two part structure of the model is reflected in the results, as we present coefficients for the zero (inflate) equation (denoted "logistic part" in the table) as well as those for the Poisson equation (denoted "Poisson part").
