Sentence examples for most adequate models from inspiring English sources

At the modelling stage the most adequate models were determined by using systematic approach.

Among other reasons, the central role of class II major histocompatibility complex [ 9], the involvement of CD4+ T cells in the immunopathogenesis of the disease, the predominantly Th1 type immune response to CII in the induction phase [ 10, 11], as well as the cytokine profile throughout the evolution of CIA [ 12] make this experimental animal model one of the most adequate models of RA.

These statistics indicate that the new distribution is the most adequate model to these data.

These statistics indicate that the new distribution is the most adequate model to describe the data.

These statistics indicate that the LGEW regression model is the most adequate model to explain the data.

The partnership model seems to be the most adequate model to introduce change, but close collaboration is time-consuming and can be tricky due to power differentials or the fact that the two groups hold different mandates.

Subsequent to the question of the most adequate model structure, the choice of optimal model order is addressed, as in particular the optimal parametrization of the noise model is not obvious.

However, due to the presence of a liver lobe between the portal vein and the inferior vena cava, the most adequate model for extra-hepatic connections is the dog [14, 15, 16].

Comparison of different models for the interpretation of kinetic adsorption data has shown that the most adequate model for both types of adsorbents (inorganic ST20 and organo-inorganic ST20-ALG) is the pseudo second order kinetic model for each metal ion on ST20 affords the best fitting (R2 > 0.9990).

She argued that a "top-down organized steady state of biomedical ethics will not be the most adequate model for keeping pace with science".

The canine species could be the most adequate model for new studies for cancer, due to the morphological and genotypic similarities of human lesions [ 20, 22, 23].