Sentence examples for most challenging models from inspiring English sources

Since GAMETES selects models representative of this model difficulty range, maximizing this range encourages the selection of best models to represent the easiest and most challenging models based on model architecture alone.

Additionally, the 1-walled defect model, which would be the most challenging model for securing of graft materials, differs between dogs and humans.

There, the combination of a square wave profile stimulation and protein over-expression was necessary in the most challenging model discrimination problem.

T.T.: What is most challenging about modeling?

LCROSS was "the most challenging impact modeling I've ever done," said Erik Asphaug of the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Given the unavailability of a training signal to the central nervous system (CNS), one of the most challenging tasks in modeling the cerebellum as an inverse model is acquiring an inverse dynamic model through motor learning.

As a part of the day-ahead market clearing process, Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) solves one of the largest and most challenging Security Constrained Unit Commitment (SCUC) models.

The most challenging property of model lipid membranes is the feasibility to incorporate membrane-active (antimicrobial) peptides (AMPs; Hancock & Chapple, 1999; Wimley & Hristova, 2011) and more important, the reconstitution of (complex) integral MPs in a functional state (Demarche et al., 2011; Tiefenauer & Demarche, 2012).

This raises one of the most challenging issues relating to model-based investing: the individual situation vs. the aggregate.

Recruitment of interested physicians was the most challenging aspect of this model.

It is beyond the scope of the current study to discuss this in details but we believe that the stable fitting of data to this kind of ill-conditioned models is the most challenging point to be addressed for extending the proposed approach to more complex models.