The phrase "a one component model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a model that consists of a single component or element, often in technical or scientific contexts.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a one component model to simplify the analysis of the system's behavior."
Alternatives: "a single component model" or "a one-part model".
P(2) is the space of positive definite matrices of dimension 2. I want to test the hypothesis of a one-component model versus a two-component model represented by any of (mathcal {M}_{1}-mathcal {M}_{9}).
The autocorrelation curves of the different eGFP constructs were fitted to a one-component model.
Data analysis was executed using Ultrascan II [34] where 3 scans at 3 different speeds were simultaneously fitted to a one-component model.
A one-component model produced a poor fit, evident in the residuals, with a D slower than the first component in the two-component model.
The recovery curve holding the average intensities of 31 FRAP experiments fits best to a one-component model (y(x) = a(1 − exp(− bx))) with an R-squared value of 0.9964 (Fig 1B).
When testing one variance component in a one-component model, the asymptotic time complexity for the score and the LR tests are the same (O (N 3 ) individuals when k 1 SNPs are being tested with k 1 ≥ N, and otherwise O (N k 1 2 ) ).
A one-component model showed support for a neofunctionalization parameterization (where most genes are nonfunctionalized, but those retained are retained through a process dominated by single-event waiting times) but with a c value close to 1 (0.948; a c value of 1 is equivalent to an exponential distribution, the neutral model).
In general, the one component model explained more than 75% of the total R, and the two component models explained more than 95% of the total R.
For the one component model, the survival function S t) for the overall population survival time and the hazard, the instantaneous risk of death, were fitted assuming the following parametric models: Gaussian, Log-normal, Weibull and Gamma.
In contrast, when the level of heterotachy is weak (e.g. τ = 0.2) and the alignment size is in the order of magnitude of the currently used ones (5,000 amino acids), the homotachous (one component) model is preferred.
