Sentence examples for endorsed model from inspiring English sources

Significant likelihood ratio tests, log-likelihood (the bigger the better), Akaike's information criterion (AIC; the smaller the better), and the Bayesian information criterion (BIC; the smaller the better) indicate better fit of nested models (Glas, 2016; Rizopoulos, 2006), which endorsed model selection.

Together, the women paint a picture that diverges from the endorsed model of motherhood, blissful and devoid of complications or conflict.

3. Wal-Mart's membership in and payments to any tax-exempt organization that writes and endorses model legislation.

Members of guideline development groups may also more readily endorse models of care that have already been implemented in their locality.

It's an endorsed brand model by Convene, which means that the Convene brand standards, the Convene operating model, the Convene staffing model and the Convene university training program comes with it.

The Federal Reserve has not endorsed the model.

In Cincinnati, teachers and principals enthusiastically endorsed the model, calling it an effective way to mitigate the effects of poverty in the classroom.

In 1962, the American Law Institute, an association of judges, law professors and practicing lawyers, endorsed a model penal code drawn up by Professor Schwartz of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Professor Herbert Wechsler of Columbia University.

Last year, it emerged that in 2009 ALEC had endorsed the model for state "Voter ID" laws, which make it harder for low-income people, communities of color, young people, the disabled and elderly, and others to vote, and ALEC legislators have sponsored those bills in numerous states.

Thirdly, although the national health system never adopted the concept of clinics specifically targeting MARP, all interviewed health officials completely endorsed the model end expressed a desire to strengthen and expand it.

First we all endorse model A, then model B is cast in opposition to it, then it is accepted that both have merit, but efforts are made to quantify their relative applicabilities-with A-ists and B-ists each trying to bias the results in their favor.