Sentence examples for nearly all models from inspiring English sources

"Nearly all models predict further weakening of El Niño, with a transition to ENSO-neutral likely during late spring or early summer 2016," NOAA's Climate Prediction Center wrote.

"Nearly all models predict further weakening of El Niño, with a transition to ENSO-neutral likely during late spring or early summer 2016.

Nearly all models in literature use predefined Nu- and Sh-number correlations in order to account for the velocity of heat and mass transfer.

Generally speaking, nearly all models of all-metal hips have higher failure rates than traditional implants made from a combination of materials like metal and plastic.

Decades of BM data have shaped the widely accepted view that cochlear nonlinearities are confined to a narrow spatial region near CF, and this assumption forms the backbone of nearly all models of distortion product generation.

Protecting the battery-coolant systems on electric cars — nearly all models being sold or developed use a liquid to regulate the battery's temperature, except the Nissan Leaf — poses a new challenge for automakers.

The obvious drawback (from the perspective of this entry) is that nearly all these models assume the classical (infinite) model in the background and, hence, do not have a proper foundation of their own a situation quite analogous to numerical analysis that relies on classical analysis for proving the correctness of the procedures.

Having worked at one time with nearly all the models he chose for the black issue — Iman, Ms. Campbell, Tyra Banks, Jourdan Dunn, Ms. Kebede, Ms. Wek, Pat Cleveland, Karen Alexander — Mr. Meisel had his own feelings.

Nearly all those models will span the $30,000-to-$30,000-to-$30,000-to-$45,000

Nearly all the models had the exact same profile with a rather pronounced nose.

However, it is worth noting that, for nearly all the models, the scope of nursing care performance variables extends to more than one subsystem.