The phrase "and the remaining models" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subset of models that are left after some have been accounted for or excluded.
Example: "We have completed the analysis for the first five models, and the remaining models will be evaluated next week."
Alternatives: "and the other models" or "and the leftover models".
Values are β and P-value in Model 0, and in the remaining models; β (95% CI), with 1SD increase in maternal risk factor variables representing a unit change in birth weight (g) or sum of skinfolds (mm).
where M i, t is 1 for the model matched and 0 for the remaining models, and α is a learning rate.
Despite the overlap of Splitter 2.35 SD with and without normalization, the remaining models that applied normalization showed consistently lower sensitivity relative to non-normalized data.
Given how strongly the four DTI measures correlate with each other, and the fact that their inclusion did not change our interpretation of our regression model, we did not continue to analyse FA, AD and RD for the remaining models.
The difference between this AICcmin and the AICc values of the remaining models (Δi) and the analysis of receiver-operating characteristics (ROC, [64]), were used to determine the performance of each model.
We describe research designs that discriminate the remaining models and plea for deconstruction of neuroticism.
The goodness-of-fit statistics for the remaining models and statistical methods are reported in Table 3.
4. Compute the DOPE [ 14] energy for each of the remaining models and select the model with the lowest DOPE energy as the final output.
The model will compute the factor Z needed to reduce the input of each model to a frontier formed by the remaining models and will be efficient if Z equals one.
The analyses using the remaining models, RBS and bModelTest, were more appropriate since MCMC chains successfully converged, and the lowest ESS values were 981 and 2214 respectively, thus far exceeding the suggested 200.
