Sentence examples for setting a new model from inspiring English sources

Although previous studies hold multitudinous opinions, this study gives clear statements of IHE in both subcritical and supercritical ORC systems by setting a new model taking pressure drop in loops and acid dew point into consideration.

She let him face the cameras and reporters' questions on his own, setting a new model for political spouses who may find themselves in similar straits in the future.

However, in the chronic disease setting, a new model of the physician's role has been emerging: people with chronic conditions often manage their condition, and healthcare providers should be consultants supporting them in this role.

It could definitely set a new model for elsewhere.

It sets a new model of education for countries in Africa and beyond to follow.

If the rules work as intended, they could set a new model for how oil business is done in Africa.

Organized by Ms. Fitzgerald and Tumelo Mosaka, an assistant curator at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the show, Ms. Fitzgerald said, was chosen to inaugurate the new building in part to set a new model for displaying international art, and in part because international African artists have received too little attention in this country.

Rio Tinto (which we should disclose was run for much of the 1990s by Sir Robert Wilson, a former chairman of The Economist) had set a new model as a large, diversified mining company that could afford the capital outlays needed for the biggest projects.

Of course the biggest similarity is how both Netscape's IPO and Facebook's lack of an IPO have set a new model for others.

It sets a new model for community parks in suburban residential areas in China, by merging with the natural environment and encouraging a healthy life style.

Using this gene set, a new model for predicting the response to CRT in rectal cancer was established with a sensitivity of 60% and 100% specificity.