Sentence examples for by including a time from inspiring English sources

We consider the following model, which is generalized from the model of Wang et al. [15] by including a time delay for the procession of latently infected T-cells to productively infected T-cells.

Mr Ornstein says a House version could be "more restraining" of Mr Obama's authority but will likely move in the same direction as the Senate draft, for instance by including a time limit on the use of force.

Differences between the groups in change over time were tested for by including a time point by-group interaction term.

Within outbreaks the value of Rt (which has value R0 at time 0) should be allowed to change (i.e. decrease), which could perhaps be done by including a time series component in the MCMC approach.

Pooling methods: as with ANOVA in microarray, log linear model and linear models for microarray data (LIMMA), after variance-stabilizing transformation to allow multigroup and multifactor comparisons, can be applied by including a time variable as the main factor in the model [ 40].

We improve these earlier small wave theories by including a time-oscillatory Taylor dispersion mechanism due to coupling between tangential diffusion and normal convection.

In the present case, the institutional context is taken into account by controlling for any factors that affect STW but do not vary over time through the use of country fixed effects as well as by including a time-varying indicator of the stringency of employment protection.

Validity of the proportional hazards assumption was assessed by including a time-dependent component for each explanatory variable.

The proportional hazard assumption was tested by including a time-dependent interaction term in the model (likelihood ratio test) for continuous variables and by inspection of log-minus-log plots for categorical covariates.

The validity of the model assumptions were assessed by examining plots of Schoenfeld residuals and score processes as well as by including a time-dependent component for each explanatory variable in univariate and multivariate models.

These sensitivity analyses uncovered a time-dependent effect of estrogen receptor status on tumor-specific survival, which was accounted for by including a time-dependent covariate defined as the product of estrogen receptor status (1 or 0) and the logarithm of survival time.