Sentence examples for model documented in from inspiring English sources

In this model, documented in a companion article, the distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) price was linked with its protein and fiber content as well as with the long-term average relationship with the corn price.

This research study proposes a modified model for steganographic system that incorporates encoding algorithms based upon the information theoretic model documented in Cachin [C. Cachin, An Information-Theoretic Model for Steganography, Information and Computation 192 (1) (2004) 41 56.].

The contamination model, documented in [ 5], starts at the farm, with various inputs (herd prevalence, herd size, faeces amount per animal, proportion of animals lactating, prevalence in lactating animals, number of VTEC O157 colony forming units (cfu) per gramme in the faeces of infected animals, pasteurisation failure rate).

Rock failure models documented in technical literature is solved using the mass balance equation of fluidized solids in conjunction with the erosion criterion and mass balance of the flowing fluids.

Although the symmetry of solids has been studied for over 50 years, it is still not easy to find a method for detecting symmetry in objects represented by B-rep solid models documented in the literature.

We are encouraged that our logistic regression model documented age-based differences in the discrimination between invasive cancer and DCIS, performing best in older age groups.

A cross-sectional overview of current progress on the analysis of land-use change processes, the exploration of new methods and theories, and the application of land-use simulation models are documented in a recent book by Koomen et al. (2007).

Different mathematical forms for laminar fluid flows exist for the coupled CFD-DEM model as documented in published literatures and implemented in commercial and open-source software; each of them is based on certain physics assumptions and corresponding mathematical treatments.

The effect of f-Hb on all-cause death with the multivariable Cox proportional hazards regression model is documented in table 3.

The details of fitting the two-layer model using the classical EM algorithm can be found in Guan (2014); a fast linear algorithm to fit the two-layer model is documented in Results.

The GEOS-5 merges a modified version of the National Centers for Environmental Predictions Gridpoint Statistical Interpolation analysis algorithm [e.g., Wu et al., 2002] with the NASA atmospheric global forecast model, as documented in Rienecker et al. [ 2008].