Sentence examples for a more balanced model from inspiring English sources

Hester, whose parents told him he was paid too much (they have since kissed and made up), concedes a more balanced model of banking is needed.

The model based on pharmaceutical expenditure per capita is a more balanced model containing both need and enabling factor variables.

The log-linear model for Total Pharmaceutical expenditure whose variables explain about 80%% of the observed variation in total pharmaceutical expenditure is a more balanced model since in addition to health care resource variables, it also contains need and one enabling factor variable.

Unlike the linear model which contains only pre-disposing and health care resource variables, the log-linear model contains two need for health care variables (DPT3COVER and OPDTOTAL), one enabling variable (URBANISATION) and two health care resources variables (HFGOVTOT and HCIITOT) and hence can be considered a more balanced model.

It employs an inductive paradigm, clustering examples in a best granularity, sampling and refining into a more balanced example set, and feeding them into a deep learning model.

Authorities have been stressing the need to carry out a transition from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced, mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.

Overall, the German economy is likely to return gradually to a more balanced growth model, predicts Six.

Both multi-label models yielded 70% accuracy in the test set, but considering label interaction lead to more balanced models.

Using synthetic minority over-sampling technique (SMOTE), data pre-processing and machine-learning algorithms implemented into the WEKA software, more balanced models were found.

But this time a broad emerging-market bust looks unlikely.China is in the midst of a precarious shift from investment-led growth to a more balanced, consumption-based model.

The Chinese government have been stressing the need to adjust from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced and mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, which was used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.