Sentence examples similar to narrowed models from inspiring English sources

Since the source regions are highly doped, the band gap narrowing model and Fermi-Dirac statistics are included.

Yes, it would be lovely if executives could focus solely on maximizing shareholder value, but what if the reality is a bit more complicated than narrow models imply?

Nevertheless, broad and narrow models of consent also share assumptions.

There is a need to move beyond narrow models of risk to better account for the interdependencies between health and other sectors so as to be able to better mitigate and respond to the risks posed by emerging infectious disease.

By contrast, narrow models of consent stress much more the role of participants' understanding of details of the research and their individual rights with regards to the conduct of research.

Because the size of the RTECS library is much larger than that of our original modeling set, we drew from our experience in using QSAR models for virtual screening (Oloff et al. 2005) and narrowed the model applicability domain.

Producers and female models narrowed down the field to 26 male models, who had to compete in a series of challenges that aired on priceisright.com.

"He's talking about a very narrow model of research," Dr. Maccoby said.

It may seem a narrow model, but happily their taste is impeccable.

Aspire leaders say they do not coerce trainees into a narrow model but give them tools, much as a surgeon shows a resident the best ways to conduct an appendectomy or a coronary bypass.

Both proved immensely popular with clinicians because they reflected the colourful diversity of their patient populations better than Kanner's narrow model.