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This model adequately captures most of the significant details of the flow both within and outside the impeller without requiring any empirical input/ adjustable parameter.
The results suggest that the proposed model adequately captures the change in the micro-state of porous composites due to pore generation.
When compared to simulation data of blood flow through two reticulated foam geometries, the model adequately captures the pressure gradient within all three regimes, especially that within the Newtonian regime where blood transitions from a power-law to a constant viscosity fluid.
The Dzombak and Morel model adequately captures both the lack of ionic strength dependence and the shift in the edges with increased sorbate/sorbent ratio.
Prior empirical work suggests that a three or four factor model adequately captures the influence of systematic factors on stock market returns (Roll and Ross 1984).
Although a bias in estimated group mean differences is unlikely, if the imputation model adequately captures the mechanism behind the missing data, the corresponding standard errors of the mean estimates may be underestimated (White et al. [2010]), in particular if the rates of missing data in background variables are high.
That is, does the model adequately capture the properties of the data?
These results indicate that our model adequately captured the key epidemiological characteristics of worm infections that we aimed to include in our model.
As shown in Figure 2C, the model adequately captured the fermentation dynamics throughout the first 15 hours but it was unable to predict the subsequent reassimilation of ethanol that is evident in the data.
All models adequately captured the large-scale patterns of N2O and the vertical gradient from the troposphere to the stratosphere and most models also adequately captured the N2O tropospheric growth rate.
The locally epistatic models adequately capture local interactions, leaving out the irrelevant parts of the genome, and obtain high accuracies.
