Sentence examples for approximates a model from inspiring English sources
In this paper we aim to circumvent these problems by using a methodology that approximates a model, or a part of a model, by a first-order plus dead time (FOPDT) approximation, explicit in the physical parameters.
Acid aspiration (classically, HCL with a pH of 1.5) approximates a model of ARDS similar to that of SPA, with inflammation and direct injury to alveolar epithelial cells [45 47].
The model of food security embodied in the plan of action of the World Food Summit approximates a model of poverty (or absence of poverty), particularly with its emphasis on access, managing risk, participation, and gender equity; it represents a substantial advance on earlier definitions which concentrated on food production (Maxwell 1996).
Adequate communication linkages were defined as those which approximated a model of linkage adequacy derived from the "balance theory of coordination" postulated by Eugene Litwak.
A nonuniform finite difference method is presented to approximate a model of a cylindrical-shaped semiconductor quantum dot embedded in another semiconductor matrix.
AIC is a measure of the information lost in using a particular candidate model to approximate a model that is theoretically true.
The prior distribution in PHASE approximates a coancestry model of the haplotypes and explicitly models linkage between markers [ 1, 8].
Their prior distribution for haplotypes approximates a coancestry model by which distinct haplotypes originate from one common haplotype and can differ due to mutations at specific locations.
They found that their experimental data could best be approximated by a model that combined adaptation and lateral inhibition.
Here, we present a database, called Genome Composition Database (GCD), which shows how accurately each genome can be approximated by a model.
Gardner et al. 3 found that microtubule lifetimes can be approximated by a model in which the microtubule catastrophes after a number n = 3 of destabilizing events ("steps").
