Sentence examples for scarce model from inspiring English sources

Despite these findings, freestanding midwifery units remain a scarce model of maternity care in Australia.

In our opinion, these results suggest that small FBA models can be a valuable tool in scenarios of data scarcity —where measurable fluxes are scarce, models are small and general, and experimental data is not abundant—, which are common circumstances in industrial environments and pilot laboratories.

Studies on the uptake of CDT into target cells are scarce (see model Fig. 3).

However, existing methods for optimal experiment design (OED) rely on assumptions that are inappropriate when data are scarce considering model complexity.

In nonequilibrium models, however, with some exceptions (e.g., Takahata et al. 1995; Wakeley 1996a, b, c; Jesus et al. 2006; Efromovich and Kubatko 2008), analytical formulas have been relatively scarce because model complexity can make them difficult to obtain.

As data detailing the effect of BA transporter inhibitors on BA concentrations in humans were scarce, the model was validated in humans by comparing the response of the system after acetaminophen dosing to serum BA data from the clinic.

In fact, sample pooling has been used in a number of -omic studies because it is cost-efficient and suitable for scarce sample models [ 22, 23].

Indeed, the presence of important confounding factors displaying the susceptibility to cardiomyopathy, such as obesity and hypertension, as well as the scarce animal models of prediabetes are major impediments in the progress and understanding of the disease.

However, when data are scarce considering the model complexity or the model is strongly non-linear, such methods are not appropriate (Kreutz et al., 2011).

Surprisingly, such common-garden experiments are scarce both in model [ 8– 10] and non-model organisms [ 11, 12].

Since the evidence for the existence of a clear distinction between a cognitive and affective component is scarce, the next model we fitted to the data was a common pathway model, which assumes that the phenotypic overlap between the four observed measures of SWB is determined by a single 'phenotypic' latent variable (SWB).