Sentence examples for more ideal model from inspiring English sources

The political transformation giving rise to the Meiji imperial regime, at least in terms of its philosophical presentation as a return to an ancient, supposedly more ideal model, was characteristically Confucian.

Then for me it [ the FMG reform] was a means for reintroducing a shared medical practice, a way to offer a better service to our patients, for establishing a more ideal model of practice.

It is a question of re-establishing the model that was in place when I started to work in the 1980s, a more... ideal model, ideal; closer to the ideal of practice.

Participants were recalling events they experienced over several years, and may have been more likely to recall experiences where they had acted more similarly to their ideal model of decision making (e.g. collaborative).

Yang and his colleagues established a more ideal and convenient mouse model by introducing the HBV DNA to the livers of immunocompetent mice based on the hydrodynamic transfection method.

A more ideal comparison of our model would be in the major surgery, burn or trauma patient where sepsis commonly occurs following the initial insult and proximal pre-treatment (that is, pre-operatively) or long term therapy (such as is commonly used in burn injury) may allow for the beta-blocker to be present prior to sepsis initiation.

The typical JSP model is more ideal.

Even more ideal would be a flexible model suitable for genetic manipulation, in vivo imaging and pharmacogenomic approaches.

The data that is generated using this model is more ideal than real-life microarray data, since it does not include any covariance terms.

An ideal model should predict more wildfires in the high-hazard zones and less in low-hazard zones.

The enhancement by the corrugation is about fivefold, which is about three times more than the simulations for the ideal model predict in Figure 9b.