Sentence examples for yet models from inspiring English sources

Not all these countries are yet models of democracy and the rule of law.

To the extent that we uncover truly transformative insights, or – better yet – models that are replicable and scalable, we then plan to mainstream these models with the government, agencies, and organisational partners poised to make citizen feedback a new norm.

Yet, models are constrained by the lack of historical data and the infrequency of presidential elections – only since about 1980 has state-by-state polling of the election been common.

Regulators and market participants were all well aware that too much credit was being doled out too cheaply, yet models showed that risk-weighted capital ratios were healthy (see chart 9).Leaning or cleaning?Mr Persaud and other critics of the Basel 2 regime have long argued that it is "procyclical", reinforcing trends rather than counterbalancing them.

HIV-1 was isolated 31 years ago, yet models for studying HIV-1 pathogenesis in vivo are still lacking.

While the exact mechanism of cellulases on lignocellulosic biomass is not completely understood yet, models in the literature have elucidated various factors affecting the enzymatic rates and activities.

But it admits that it has not yet modelled the costs of supporting those families affected.

Yet model operas, though inextricably linked to this tragic era, have become popular crowd pleasers and are performed with increasing regularity as the Cultural Revolution itself fades into the past.

Commonly, these are yet modelled very coarse.

We have not yet modeled the conductivity of the system.

Yet, model-based design is mostly done in a pure deterministic way.