Sentence examples for model a term from inspiring English sources

In everyday language a paradigm is a reference model, a term for comparison.

We added to the model a term expressing the number of quarters since the blood culture had been done to quantify changes over time between the association of blood culture measurement and death in hospital.

Family relationships were taken into account by including in the regression model a term to determine robust standard errors using the sandwich estimator, which considered data from one same family as a group.

Here, we conservatively chose to not include in the model a term for endogenous biliary lead excretion into feces because endogenous fecal lead excretion is unknowable for a particular child, and including this term in the model would introduce a large uncertainty in the calculation of the bone lead contribution to blood.

We controlled for this by adding to all models a term for the residuals lagged by 1 week (a first-order autoregressive term; AR1 in the equation).

"Political health modeling" a term proposed here would be invaluable to policy makers and scholars in developing countries in assessing the political feasibility of policy managing.

The German news media have dubbed him "the model Russian," a term he says he hates.

The model included a term for site, to account for within-ED clustering.

The full statistical model includes a term for exposure and terms for confounders.

The most basic model included a term for high/low response group.

In addition, the model contained a term which describes the value of proximity and access to lakes, lake n.