Sentence examples for more reliable model from inspiring English sources
I desperately wanted a newer, more reliable model, but I didn't make enough money to qualify for a loan.
Therefore, surface composite design was used to develop a more reliable model.
This structure allowed a more precise analysis of the active site, generating a more reliable model for substrate binding.
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Precise parameter values will result in more reliable model simulations, which can be used for interpretation, or can in turn serve to plan subsequent sampling campaigns to further constrain the model parameters.
Developments and advances in experimental technologies providing useful data make it possible to identify civil engineering structures and to obtain a more reliable model characterizing the existing condition for decision making.
They would go on to introduce more reliable models, but many people decided that winding a watch was probably less hassle than getting an electric one serviced.
In respect to column hydrodynamics the usage of physically more reliable models, like the droplet population balance model, DPBM, is recommended and case studies are given.
The investigated tools combine modelling based on first engineering principles and data based modelling into a modelling cycle that facilitates use of statistical methods with the aim of synthesizing more reliable models for prediction in a systematic way.
The 3-D multicellular mES and HT-29 cultures could be used as more reliable models for assessing dose-dependent drug responses, potentially reducing or partially replacing animal experiments, and thus should have applications in the early-stage drug discovery as well as toxicological evaluation of chemical compounds.
To allow for a physically more reliable modeling of the stochastic properties in the VLBI data analysis, we now directly consider small-scale dynamic processes in the atmosphere.
