Sentence examples for the availability of models from inspiring English sources

Understanding of the subject, however, is limited by the availability of models to describe early stages of metastatic spread.

Thus, the central philosophical question arises: Given the availability of models that are closer to the truth, why work with idealized ones?

The quantification of changes requires assessments at successive occasions or the availability of models that allow for the extrapolation of data from one point in time to another.

The availability of models to estimate the impact risk from the man-made space debris and the natural meteoroid environment is essential for both, manned and unmanned satellite missions.

In a high wind penetration scenario in electricity production, the availability of models for synthetically generating hourly wind speed data becomes increasingly important for both sizing and modeling integrated renewable systems.

In 2009, we performed such a characterization using the method of Schorlemmer and Woessner (2008), and we defined the testing region using criteria similar to Schorlemmer et al. (2010a) but also by taking into account the availability of models, the sufficiency of the input data, and potential applicability of forecasting results to the practical problems of risk mitigation.

Shape has been developed to improve the availability of modelling in this field.

Our ability to dissect oncogenic events is largely dependent on the availability of model systems that recapitulate human carcinogenesis at both the pathological and molecular levels.

Our ability to dissect oncogenic events is largely dependent on the availability of model systems that recapitulate human carcinogenesis at pathological and molecular levels.

Other suggestions for pre-service education included the availability of model or exemplar STEM lessons (7 of 22, or 32%) and mentoring by teachers who were experienced in integrated approaches (3 of 22, or 14%).

The availability of model to predict shrinkage stress under restraint condition will be useful to assess whether repair material with particular deformation properties is resistance to cracking or not.