Sentence examples for much less model from inspiring English sources

But Barres said it's one that researchers have barely even begun to think about, much less model in a computer.

Although LES is, obviously, much less model dependent than RANS, grids currently used for more practical simulations are clearly insufficiently fine for the LES model and numerical schemes not to be playing an excessively strong role.

Using the default simulation HTC for the metal die interface, a poor correlation was seen, with the temperature response being much less for the simulation model.

Who can sort through all that, much less keep the model numbers straight?

We also observe a trend towards longer cycles at high- <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012347.e064.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, low- <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012347.e065.PNG" class="inline-graphic"/> ; again, this tendency is much less pronounced in model (i).

It is investigated that by decreasing the effect of TDF with some multiplying coefficients (which is an index to the participation percentage of thermal diffusion in gradient mechanism), non-isothermal models approach isothermal model; this is more rapid in Kempers model because TDF calculated by this model is much less than that calculated by Hasse model.

The epidermal reconstruction produces all typical layers found in vivo and thus makes the model much less simple, but only this kind of model allows the study of full differentiation in keratinocyte and production of the cornified barrier.

This model parameter number is about the same as that of the LR model (fifteen model parameters), but much less than that of BL (fifty-two model parameters).

Being the First Lady of France had turned out to be "much less tiring than modelling".

Surface geology played a key role in predicting ancient terrace locations, but contributed much less substantially in modeling modern terraces, whose locations were influenced strongly by topography.

Post-translational regulation is represented much less in the models than in current data on the clock mechanisms of several organisms [58] [60].