Sentence examples for more adequate models from inspiring English sources

Because in this study it was not possible to develop more adequate models, further research will be necessary.

However, the apparent absurdity of the claim that the molecular revolution in biology was not a successful instance of scientific reduction also led the formulation of increasingly more adequate models of theory reduction (Wimsatt 1976; Wimsatt 1980; Schaffner 1993; Waters 1994; Sarkar 1998).

Our tentative conclusion is that more adequate models recognise the apparent signal placing Xenoturbella in a basal deuterostome position as false, leaving the tree topology unresolved by mitochondrial gene sequences.

New challenges emerge (for example, the issue of free will) and some purported social problems almost disappear if one adopts a more adequate model of human decision making.

A more adequate model for prediction of the combined effect of t, T and pH on the rate coefficient for thermal inactivation is needed.

The strengthening of reinforced concrete structures with laminates of fibre reinforced polymeric (FRP) matrix has received considerable attention, although there still is lack of information on the more adequate modelling of the interface between FRP composites and concrete.

In recent years, fractional differential equations played the key role of a fundamental, efficient, and convenient theoretical framework for more adequate modeling of complex dynamic processes.

Administration of physiological concentrations of choline (i.e., ∼10 µM) to ACSF is a more adequate model of the effects of endogenous choline and systemic drug administration than focal pressure application of 0.5 1 mM choline.

This suggests that a different, more adequate, model should be found in that case.

Under these circumstances it is impossible to determine what would be a more adequate modelling choice to elucidate the details of the phosphorelay dynamics.

Most of the MZ twin correlations were more than double the size of the DZ correlations, indicating that the ADE model would be a more adequate model than the ACE model in the subsequent genetic modelling analyses.