Sentence examples for user-friendly model from inspiring English sources

We present a flexible, user-friendly model of TB diagnosis and transmission that allows users without modeling expertise to define an epidemiologic setting (according to TB incidence, MDR-TB prevalence, and HIV prevalence) and unit costs, evaluating various diagnostic strategies in that setting in terms of population-level costs and impact.

Contrast that, as Israel often does, with the situation in Australia, with its more user-friendly model.

RVR Meander is an object oriented user-friendly model for restoration purposes.

Even though individual parameters have been investigated, there has not been a unified and user-friendly model to numerically predict the implantation dose under different plasma and processing conditions.

The lack of integrated and automated tools for estimating resources needed in the aftermath of an earthquake during the disaster response phase motivated the design and implementation of a comprehensive, interactive, and user-friendly model.

Xu and his colleagues have also embraced the user-friendly model, with similar results.

Aside from its modularity, Flux has other advantages over other systems, according to its creators, including simply setup right out of the box, higher repairability due to its modular design, Bluetooth-based mobile device control and operation, user-friendly modelling and configuration software, and a desktop-friendly design that both saves space and looks good.

Newspapers are now proactively incorporating cutting-edge innovations and user-friendly models for online content, be it paywall, freemium, metered or free in order to keep the audiences engaged.

While collective sense of awareness pushes the open source community to develop parallel, more malleable, safer, and more user-friendly models, various platforms and companies use user data for manipulative commercial purposes, offering tailored online experiences to each and every one of us.

The development of relatively simple, reliable and "user-friendly" models that can be easily linked to a GIS or used in other analyses would benefit researchers needing to generate reliable predictions of pollution concentrations.

Once camera makers figured out how to make "user friendly" models with automatic exposure, focusing and film winding, any resistance to the 35-millimeter format vanished.