Sentence examples for more appealing model from inspiring English sources
Several noted that Korea offers Taiwan a far more appealing model for reunification than Beijing's preferred example, Hong Kong.
When the channel fading coefficients are assumed to be correlated, we will have a practically more appealing model.
A more appealing model is the one in which the two residues have a redundant effect, such that either residue can alone provide a rate advantage through the same mechanism.
The Germans -- political enemy to the Brits, and new entrants to Bombay -- offered a more appealing aesthetic model.
A more appealing alternative model that does not require DSBs to be formed in the plasmid is shown in Figure 9.
That was the year Henry Ford abruptly shut down production of the Model T to retool for the more visually appealing Model A at a cost of $18 million in what one observer called "the most expensive art lesson in history".
Solow and Swan produced a more empirically appealing model with "balanced growth" based on the substitution of labor and capital in production.
On reality TV modeling never looked more appealing than on "Models of the Runway," the short-lived "Project Runway" spinoff that treated models as human beings, with voices as well as bodies.
Since CART uses trees to represent models, it is intuitively more appealing than other model-based classifiers such as logistic regression.
As noted by Szpiro et al. (2011a), an overarching framework that considers the end goal of health modeling seems more appealing than treating exposure models as if they exist for their own sake.
We took the ordered nature of the outcome variable into consideration by using a cumulative logit model that is more appealing than a binary logistic model (P2/DY vs N1/P1), commonly used to analyse such data, as the latter has reduced statistical power and disregards valuable information by combining categories (Armstrong and Sloan, 1989).
