Sentence examples for model applies equally from inspiring English sources
The Fogg behavior model applies equally well to one-time and repeat actions and for actions you want to motivate as well as actions you want to avoid motivating.
For narrative simplicity, we refer to the flower-visitors as moths, but the model applies equally to any other taxa.
This model applies equally to stereoscopic and 3D natural scenes and we can obtain the context-mediated PDs of a full range of visual variables in natural scenes.
Based only on life history traits of both partners, our model applies equally to vertically transmitted endophytes housed in allogamous plant species, leaving without sense the controversy concerning the use of the term mutualism for wild or agronomic grasses.
Thus, the hypothesized model applies equally well to women in a first or subsequent pregnancy: although they experience differing levels of wellbeing, caregiving responsiveness to partner is still a robust predictor of MFR.
In summary, the hypothesized model applies equally well across the timeline of pregnancy, with quality of MFR lowest at 13-weeks gestation but consistently predicted best by responsive caregiving to partner and mental health.
This model applied equally to indigenous and to introduced species, and did not automatically categorize successful introductions as harmful.
With some adaptations, the developed models apply equally well to the simulation of pedestrian accidents and to the design for occupant safety of motorbikes, trucks, railway vehicles, airborne vehicles, seagoing vessels and more.
Leary (1985, p.47), commenting on a related matter, warned that "what began as an interim solution (site index) to a difficult problem (geocentric approach [to site productivity estimation]) should not now be called the solution to the original problem" and his caveat applies equally to modelling.
Allowing path coefficients and parameter estimates to vary freely between both groups did not improve model fit (chi-square difference test χ(11) = 12.7, P = 0.313), suggesting that overall model results applied equally well to both groups.
So this note of caution on generalisability applies equally to our model because the experts' experiences and views were inevitably contextual.
