Sentence examples for recruitment model from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this local recruiter was the original lay church recruiter from the basic recruitment model, but in most cases it was someone new.

"The traditional recruitment model is you recruit an employee, and they either sink or swim.

"It's about time recruiters started challenging the traditional recruitment model, which is often based on experience". For other organisations this shift in approach has been borne of economic necessity.

The hierarchical recruitment model posits that PRC2-dependent H3K27me3 is required to recruit canonical PRC1 complexes to chromatin.

In the recruitment model, SF2/ASF binds via its RS domain to U2AF35 to indirectly recruit U2AF65 to the polypyrimidine tract [21], whereas in the antagonism model, the sole function of enhancer-bound SF2/ASF is to prevent PTB from binding to a downstream ESS [45].

The results presented here, together with previous data from our and other groups, suggest a sequential recruitment model for early phagosome maturation, where DYN-1 binds to and recruits VPS-34, which then through direct interaction and/or phosphoinositide-3-phosphate [PtdIns(3 P] production recruits LST-4 to the phagosome.

Alternatively, protein factors that are recruited at the stage of transcription initiation may interact with splicing factors (recruitment model).

Recently, a RNA polymerase pre-recruitment model has been proposed where SoxS acts as a co-sigma factor, binding RNA polymerase in solution before the complex binds to promoters [33] [35].

The biomass of cod in the Baltic Sea during the 21st century was simulated using an age-structured stochastic analytical population model [33] [35] which includes an environmentally-dependent stock-recruitment model and age-specific predation mortality due to seals (details below).

The population development is projected forward by annually estimating the numbers of survivors from a previous year, The production of offspring (recruitment; i. e., the number of cod which survive to age 2) in each year included in the population model was estimated from an adult biomass-recruitment model (described below).

This innovation - which the authors call the chemically induced inflammation assay, or 'ChIn' assay for short - frees the neutrophil-recruitment model from the constraints imposed by manual intervention, thereby opening the door to the automation of both pharmacological and genetic screens.