Sentence examples for relevant models for from inspiring English sources

Paula Vogel ["Theater's Special Voice," Sept. 23] cites Euripides' tragedies as relevant models for theater's "ethical legacy" -- "the charge to ask questions during times of crisis".

Simon Gosden Rayleigh, Essex We were disappointed to note that Michael Gove aligned Britain to east Asian countries for educational comparisons, rather than the European or North American countries which the government uses elsewhere as the most relevant models for comparison.

Rhesus monkeys are relevant models for human diseases and transplantation.

Cynomolgus macaques are relevant models for human diseases and transplantation.

Our model addresses the major limitations of relevant models for studying image watermarking schemes.

Microbial communities from strongly saline environments (salinity range 50 150 g l−1) have potentially interesting physiology (Oren 2002), and some authors have suggested these systems as relevant models for a better understanding of both the early stages of life on Earth and possible extraterrestrial life (Kunte et al. 2002; Mancinelli et al. 2004).

We have never taken the straight ideal of a monogamous life-long relationship as being a relevant model for us.

Instead, an initial momentum that decays over time seems to be a more relevant model for online mobilization.

This enzyme provides a relevant model for potential therapeutic applications, such as 'biodetoxication' in the digestive environment.

As a relevant model for adjuvant therapy, we selected an aggressive and highly metastatic 4T1 murine breast carcinoma grown in immunocompetent Balb/c mice.

It is concluded that the equal energy concept does not meet the requirement for a biologically relevant model for noise exposure.