Sentence examples for uncommon models from inspiring English sources

ProVent seems to be one of the uncommon models that holds up well outside its place of origin.

T. gondii is not an available organism on many GO term analysis programs, making Blast2Go ideal for uncommon models.

The "traditional" use of the Positive Deviance approach to behavior change involves studying children who thrive despite adversity, identifying uncommon model behaviors among Positive Deviant families, and then designing and implementing an intervention to replicate these behaviors among mothers of malnourished children.

"It is not uncommon for models who are children to be asked to take nude or semi-nude photos," agrees Sara Ziff.

It is not uncommon for models of decision-making to focus on one or the other.

Premier has an uncommon business model.

Several limitations exist with this model, but are not uncommon in economic modeling studies.

Fully hydrated gels were subjected to unconfined, aqueous, compression testing with experimental data modeled within a continuum mechanics framework by employing the uncommon Blatz Ko material model for porous elastic materials and a nonlinear form of the Poisson's ratio.

While uncommon, alternative management models like Results-Only Work Environments (ROWE), the Self-Management System, Freedom at Work, Sociocracy, and Holacracy offset the downsides of a hierarchy while still addressing the common problems of working in groups.

The preparations provided an adequate rolling stock of animals with tumour xenografts despite the challenge of an occasionally variable engraftment latency period apparently not uncommon for PDX models [23].

However, it is not uncommon that prediction models derived by these methods perform poorly[ 2], with composition and predictive performance strongly dependent on characteristics of the derivation dataset.