The phrase "as a generalized model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or framework that simplifies or represents a broader idea or system.
Example: "In our research, we will analyze the data as a generalized model to identify trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "as a broad framework" or "as a simplified representation".
Moreover, it delivers anatomy as a generalized model in a format that is easy to communicate and manipulate.
Not only does this network model improve the QFD results' accuracy, but it also serves as a generalized model of the use of ANP in QFD with respect to the previous research.
Engineered communities have also been useful as a generalized model of cooperation and competition in microbial populations [13], [14] and two-species metabolic modeling has been used in the identification of cooperating variants of E. coli [15].
Such a history is considered as a generalized model if the population size in each epoch N (T k − 1 ≤ T < T k ) can be described by the following differential equation regarding time T (Reppell et al. 2012, 2014), d N d T = − r k N b k, (1 where k = 1, 2, …, L + 1.
Stem form was modelled as an ordinal trait with a generalized model with probit link and residual variance (V R ) fixed to one by convention (e.g. Reid et al. 2011).
Cumulative quantitative female reproduction, that is number of cones produced throughout a tree's life, was modelled as a Poisson generalized model with log link, using log biomass at ten years as a continuous predictor (Female R-V).
C2CD3-dependent OFD represents the 14th OFD subtype (OMIM 615948) (Thauvin-Robinet et al., 2014), strongly suggesting that the ta mutant, previously shown to be caused by a mutation in C2CD3, could be classified as a novel generalized model for OFD, which is particularly relevant to OFD14.
Therefore, one more procedure is inevitably required – a so-called energy transformation procedure, which constructs a mathematical link between the energy functional derived herein and a simpler engineering model, such as a generalized Reissner Mindlin model.
The additive hazard model is written as a generalized linear model as follows: ln (μ j − d j * ) = β ′ z + β f u f u + ln (y j ) The original dataset (data, one line per subject) can be easily split with the Lexis function in the Epi package.
The data were analyzed using a multinomial logit model, sometimes referred to as a generalized logit model (Allison, 1999; Hosmer & Lemeshow, 2000; McFadden, 1973).
The logit model may be written as a generalized linear model as follows: where,,,,,,,,, and are parameters to be estimated from the data and B, C, D, E and F refer to the explanatory variables species, location, burn status, grass length and site burnt status respectively.
