Sentence examples for observation that models from inspiring English sources

She stated the observation that models are "a prolific class of things," from architectural models, to video game models, to runway models.

To state this formally, one makes use of the well-known observation that models and assignments for hybrid logic can be considered as models and assignments for first-order logic and vice versa.

They base this on the observation that models in which the effects of activators can simply be added to those of repressors are sufficient to produce the stripe 2 pattern, and there is no need to assume that activators bound to adjacent sites cooperate with each other to augment their activities.

This agrees with the observation that model D accommodates better the HM parameters and the HDX data.

Peptide P3's binding affinity for HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01o significantly increase in the presence of acyclovir; an observation that contradicts our model's prediction.

As with the contemporary inadequacy of grammar schools as a fair model (an observation that cost Willetts his cabinet place), I sometimes think that boy is too honest for politics.

This observation indicates that models trained on scientific abstracts are not quite as capable of recognizing chemical entities from patents.

Director of the Fueling Freedom Project at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, Domenech has previously written that "climate change theory" is "based more on models than observations" and that "models are guesses". Once again, there's that "models versus data" claim.

7. Of course, another possible response to such a question is to dismiss it, perhaps with the observation that mathematical models of natural phenomena evolve, more or less organically, to fit the facts, and require no a priori justification.

Our paper is motivated by the observation that existing models of occupational choice ignore the decision of the self-employed to hire employees, or not, and limit occupational choice to employers and employees.

This hypothesis is supported by the observation that yeast models of Parkinson's are more susceptible to toxicity from α-synuclein, the major protein component of Lewy bodies, under conditions of low proteasome activity.