Sentence examples for a two step model from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Verma [23 26] introduced and studied a two step model for some systems of variational inequalities which were difference from the sense of Pang [18] and developed some iterative algorithms for approximating the solutions of these systems in Hilbert spaces base on the convergence analysis of a two step projection method.

Our exploration of a two step model selection procedure shows that identifying the true model is difficult.

This allows for the first time a two-step model of detection and characterization of tumors based on two biomarkers.

Seven studies used a one step approach but reported measures of heterogeneity based on a two-step model, while the other studies used various techniques to assess and report heterogeneity.

Data were fit using Mathematica to either a single-exponential decay (eq 8) or a two-step model (eq 9) 8 9where koff is a dissociation rate constant, k1 and k2 are rate constants of two sequential steps in which a fluorescence change is observed only after both steps occur, Δ Fmax is the amplitude of the fluorescence change, and C is an offset.

With the new information obtained, a two-step model for phase transition was proposed.

Tashiro, A., Dunaevsky, A., Blazeski, R., Mason, C.A. & Yuste, R. Bidirectional regulation of hippocampal mossy fiber filopodial motility by kainate receptors: a two-step model of synaptogenesis.

Today's marketers must think in a two-step model: Entertain people to grab their attention; only then turn to your advertising needs by providing relevant information.

The second is a two-step model that computes the infragravity wave height first outside, then inside the harbour.

Companies then employ what Sergio Sismondo describes as "a two-step model of influence by hiring and otherwise enrolling some physicians and researchers who will, in turn influence many others" to prescribe the new, patented drugs.

"Getting the Message Out: A Two-Step Model of the Role of the Internet in Campaign Communication Flows During the 2005 British General Election". Journal of Information Technology and Politics 4.4 (Winter 2008): 3-13.