Sentence examples for more adaptable models from inspiring English sources

Despite extensive work in the area of predicting this particular toxicity, work in designing more difficult test sets and more adaptable models is still necessary.

Perhaps the best approach isn't to mimic the specific, and at times surreal, architecture of Silicon Valley finance, and to instead emphasize new and more adaptable models of entrepreneurial expansion.

The feature of fast learning makes the proposed DT learning-based model more adaptable to a dynamic process-monitoring scenario, in which constant model re-designing and re-learning is required.

It is concluded that the former two models are more adaptable in such areas with better coal texture and high degree of thermal maturity, while the latter two are commonly applied in a wide range of areas.

It turns out that the molecular mechanisms of scaffolding are much simpler and more adaptable than previously thought in the reactor model.

To make robots more adaptable, researchers have designed versions that can program their own models.

Based on a careful analysis of the literature on direct reprogramming, Ladewig et al. proposed an epigenetic disc model of cell fate change, which seems more adaptable to somatic cell fate conversion, including iPSC induction [28].

The answer is actually that, in the future, adaptability is key, and people are more adaptable.

An actual case is studied based on a provincial grid in China by applying the proposed model, and the results prove it to be more adaptable and effective for the sustainable development of future power system.

Adopting these themes in our own practice will help put us on a pathway towards more adaptable social systems that can become self sustaining, rather than maintained through a centrally planned model.

Bayesian forecasting model under Brownian motion is adopted as the method of updating information, because it is more adaptable for the single-period product with strong stochastic characteristics.