Sentence examples for preexisting model from inspiring English sources

FAME allows users to either upload their own preexisting model, or to build a new model based on the information in KEGG.

A preexisting model with a large 1.6 Mb deletion of 6 genes including Fto had severe developmental defects with homozygote mice dying during gestation [ 21].

As the physiology of the calcium and bone homeostatic system is significantly complex, involving multiple organs and endocrine feedback systems, the preexisting model that this work builds upon cannot be presented in its entirety.

The preexisting model of the auditory periphery that is used for the calculation of the internal voltage change of the inner hair cell in response to a sound wave is termed M.A.P. (Matlab Auditory Periphery) and is freely distributed [ 22].

Considering the drawbacks and deficiencies of preexisting models, there is yet a huge interest in accurate determination of this property using a rather simple and more comprehensive modeling approach.

Four mathematical forms of preexisting models have been studied: Model 1 (hyperbolic), Model 2 (square-root hyperbolic), Model 3 (square-root hyperbolic-tangent) and Model 4 (exponential).

That's because, quite honestly, the Ferrari and Lamborghini are only altered versions of preexisting models, and the Alfa Romeo is unlikely to appear at all, let alone on any American street.

The 15th century saw the lute emerge as a solo instrument, and the terms ricercar and fantasia were used for works created without preexisting models, improvisation being expected to drive the performance the way jazz does today.

Although higher-density marker studies have improved this aspect of GWA scans (Hwang et al. 2014), these have relied on preexisting models and algorithms, namely the compressed mixed model (Yu et al. 2006; Zhang et al. 2010).

This setting is criticized for being a pedagogy derived from a preexisting 'apprenticeship' model that reproduces prevalent and dominant notions of "architectural habitus".

The incorporation of study-specific dispersion principles may corroborate overall LUR model interpretability and could be applied similarly to preexisting LUR models that lack strong source-concentration relationships.