The phrase "apply the same model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of a previously established framework or approach in a similar context or situation.
Example: "In our new project, we will apply the same model we used last year to ensure consistency and efficiency."
Alternatives: "utilize the same framework" or "implement the same approach.".
Emboldened by this success, they apply the same model to Mars, where impact rates are likely to be higher because of its proximity to the asteroid belt.
The model uses a two-dimensional finite difference method to solve the shallow water equations by means of a cells scheme53, and we apply the same model to both the tidal flat and the entire wetland.
Optionally, the data set number for which the equivalent width will be calculated can also be given as an input, but here as we apply the same model and parameters to both datasets, this is not necessary.
Optionally, the data set number for which the equivalent width will be calculated can also be given as an input, but here as we apply the same model and parameters to both data sets, this is not necessary.
"My mother received below adequate care," says a damning one-star review on a Trip Advisor-style ratings site, while a five-star review of another service gushes "amazing value for money!" It's standard fare in the hotel and restaurant business, but parents and family carers are finding that they can apply the same model to the care of their loved ones.
To compare the net avoided GHG emissions stemming from biochar with those from bioenergy production, we apply the same model and sustainability criteria, but assume complete combustion to liberate the maximum possible energy, rather than slow pyrolysis, as the conversion technology.
The simulations showed that it is not possible to apply the same models because the transmission factor is strongly dependent on the cross-sectional area of the duct.
To disrupt the status quo, drive philanthropy at tremendous scale, and develop long-term economic vitality through giving, we must apply the same models for success in our philanthropic endeavors as we do in business.
We apply the same models (A, B and C) from the main analysis.
We will apply the same models specified above for our secondary analyses, but will use linear regression models for the continuous outcomes.
In a second part we will apply the same models to real patient data acquired in a specialized postoperative cardiac ICU and compare their performance, providing guidelines for model choice.
