Sentence examples for this model asserts from inspiring English sources

This model asserts that the formation of a new, near-Earth reconnection region is the central feature of the onset of the expansion phase and that all other phenomena flow from this event.

This model asserts that the initiation of the substorm expansion phase is triggered by the disruption of the thin near-Earth current sheet that forms at and just beyond geosynchronous orbit in the late growth phase, and that the formation of a reconnection region proceeds from this event.

This model asserts that it is not the negative content of thoughts about cancer that explains why distress is maintained but how the individual responds to those thoughts.

This model asserts that an epithelial cell is malignantly transformed due to gene mutation, further proliferates to form atypical hyperplasia, progresses to in situ carcinoma, and with gene mutation accumulation, it breaks down the basement membrane separating the epithelium from the connective stroma.

In essence the model asserts that quality in healthcare is possible because there is a relational effect; good structures increase the likelihood of good processes, which increases the likelihood of good outcomes.

"It's absolutely a revenue model," asserts Joseph Perello, the Yankees' vice president of business development.

The logic of the Uppsala model asserts that developing market knowledge (e.g., about regulations, norms, distribution channels, business cultures) can reduce uncertainty and perceived risks (c.f., Johanson and Wiedersheim-Paul 1975) and thus lead to engagement in international markets.

Furthermore, the CG model asserts that the mental cognition category not only includes the prototypical cognitive verbs (e.g. think, believe), but also verbs that refer to the notion of communication.

In our terms, their model asserts that (pi _{ij} = pi _{0}^{(i)}) for (t_{j} leq t_{s}^{(i)}), and 1 thereafter, the superscript i's indicating that these parameter values differ by volcano or region.

The model asserts that food intake is affected by a wide range of physiological, environmental, social, psychological and dietary factors.

The stress process model asserts that contextual factors can have implications for types, appraisals, and outcomes of stressors [ 33, 34].