Sentence examples for model in common from inspiring English sources

Now, six years later, Professor Coimbra, 44, and his collaborator, Jan P. Kleissl, 37, have created a forecasting engine that they say is 20 to 40 percent more accurate than the model in common use.

An equivalent single dipole (spatiotemporal model in common stereotaxic space based on individual anatomy) in each hemisphere was approximated to the magnetic field distribution around the maximum (the rising slope) of the global field power between 30 to 80 ms after stimulus onset.

As reviewed elsewhere, the EAE model in common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) provides a useful and often superior alternative [ 5- 7].

Here, we discuss that important new insights can be obtained into the mechanistic basis of the therapy paradox from the study of nonhuman primate EAE (NHP-EAE) models, the well-validated EAE model in common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) in particular.

Most models in common use are inappropriate for simulating the migration of wastes containing significant fractions of nonaqueous-phase liquids (NAPLs).

Results find that models based on query-likelihood perform about twice as well as models in common use in software engineering such as LSI and thus deserve greater attention.

Probabilistic models, in common use, for the internal structure of a 0−1 sequence include the model of a sequence with elements independent of each other or a model for which it is assumed some kind of dependence among the elements of it.

In the ADRC dataset, comparing the 200 top-ranking SNP-BN models of BCM with the top 200 SNP pairs of LR we have 5 models in common.

Three models in common use historically (Gail, Claus and Ford) were compared with a more recent model developed by Tyrer and Cuzick.

In the case of the TGEN dataset there are 9 models in common between the 200 top-ranking SNP-BN models of BCM and the top 200 SNP pairs of LR.

The thing that the traditional working model and the new working model have in common is a single-minded focus on hard productivity.