Sentence examples for more closely modelled from inspiring English sources
The FiT should be more closely modelled on the successful German counterpart.
According to Ross's daughter, the pipe-smoking barrister and crime writer Sarah Caudwell, she never liked her identification with Sally Bowles, thinking it was more closely modelled on Isherwood's flamboyant male friends.
But the Met's internal inquiry would be more closely modelled on that following the collapse of the prosecution of royal butler Paul Burrell for theft - a case Yates also oversaw - which raised awkward issues about whether senior members of the royal family could be compelled to testify.
As noted for dystrophin-deficient zebrafish above (Berger et al., 2010), severe human MDs such as UCMD or DMD are more closely modelled in zebrafish than in mice.
All in vitro cell assays were carried out using donor tissue derived corneal cell strains in order to produce an isolated biological testing environment which more closely modelled the in vivo setting.
The estimates of the variance of the polygenic effect increase with increasing marker density (Table 5), which is contrary to our expectation that, as marker density increases, the QTL will be more closely modelled by the markers and polygenic effects will become less important.
Brown hopes his warnings will be heeded more closely at this spring's G20 summit, which he argues must devise a "global recovery plan" modelled on Britain's.
The bacterial cells were modelled as soft spherical entities (microscopic analysis indicated this strain grew as short bacilli, more closely resembling a sphere than a rod-shape) of core radius equal to 1 µm and the thickness of the permeable layer was estimated at 160 nm for B5055 [55], 30 nm for the B5055nm [8], [9] and 2 nm for the B5055nmwaaF strain [56].
His campaign is closely modelled on Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign.
