Sentence examples for model described earlier from inspiring English sources

The heatmaps give a snapshot summary of the actual intensities of these metabolites after correcting for confounders in the linear model described earlier.

As Katz (1998) notes, if the elasticity of supply of labor is.4 and the demand elasticity is -.5, in the comparative static model described earlier in this paper a 10percentt wage subsidy will lead to a 2percentt increase in employment, but a 5.6percentt increase in wage rates.

The values for univariate and multivariate models were calculated as the conditional regression model described earlier.

This is in line with the suggested second-hit model described earlier.

To support the multiresolution data model described earlier, we developed a corresponding file format.

In the present study, key parameters in the mathematical model described earlier were determined experimentally.

The agents were allowed to interact with displays and other agents within the desired radius based on the specifications of the models described earlier in this paper.

In addition to the four models described earlier, there was a variant of M4 that only included the significant item position effects in M4.

As the models described earlier suggest, the Opteron follows the split cache approach where each core in the processor has its own L1 and L2 cache; thus no part of the cache is shared between the two cores.

Interestingly, in the transformative models described earlier, doctors consistently tell me that half to two-thirds of their patient interaction time doesn't need to be face-to-face (the legacy insurance reimbursement model requires face-to-face appointments for the doctor to get paid).

It is important to note that there are subtle, but crucial differences between the "conventional" induced binary classifiers (i.e., one-vs-all type classifiers) employed in single-label ligand-based models described earlier and the induced binary classifiers – that we have just described –henceforth referred to as "pseudo single-label" binary classifiers.