Sentence examples for more difficult model from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, big-data competitor Hortonworks is trying to make money from paid product support, which may be a more difficult model.

The stem cell reconstitution model we have used, similar to an elegant but more difficult model of McCullagh [ 49], should be a fruitful tool to determine which factors are able to prevent the establishment of self tolerance to particular tissues.

Precipitation is more difficult to model than temperature, and thus models differ considerably.

Urban settings increase the complexity of such types of modeling as inputs and variables are more difficult to model and do change over space and time dramatically.

Error may also be due to the singular electric fields at the corners of the plate and potential discontinuities at the boundaries, which are more difficult to model using finite elements (see [6]) but are dealt with exactly in the theoretical models.

It's much more difficult to model Senate elections over the long-term because not every senator is up for re-election in a given year.

(This is liable to be even more true in special elections, when turnout is more erratic and therefore more difficult to model).

But the length and depth of the recession make it more difficult to model behavior, and the slow recovery could complicate things.

Quite why some endpoints are more difficult to model than others is not known.

It is more difficult to model an AP1000 containment in comparison to other nuclear containments.

Unfortunately, the task becomes more difficult to model ecosystems with limited data and knowledge.