Sentence examples for model preferred by from inspiring English sources

Coenobitism, joint life in enclosed communities, was the model preferred by St. Pachomius around 330, vigorously directed and diffused by him until mid-century, when both he and Anthony died.

The antique machine – incidentally, the same model preferred by the writer Will Self – is stylish and durable, less of a prop than a symbol of an insurgency aided and abetted by Polt, author of The Typewriter Revolution: A Typist's Companion for the 21st Century.

Only the model preferred by the Hausman test is reported.

Arrows point towards the model preferred by the likelihood ratio test, with p values shown.

"Girls can marry from the age of nine and most 'pure girls' will be married by 16 or 17, according to a lengthy treatise published by female supporters of the Islamic State....The model preferred by infidels in the West failed the minute that women were 'liberated' from their cell in the house," according to the Al-Khanssaa Brigade, an all-female branch of the Islamic State.

For each outcome, parametric survival and frailty distributions were fitted and results reported for the model preferred by the AIC selection criteria (Burnham and Anderson, 2004).

The core of his economic theory, Skidelsky insists, is a belief in genuine uncertainty, and a rejection of the fanciful mathematical models preferred by today's young geniuses.

Figure 3 shows the predictions of the models preferred by different selection criteria, as well as the models with the same number of phases but no PA, against real data.

Among the available performance models for photovoltaic systems, the single diode model is preferred by many authors, since it combines relative simplicity and accuracy.

The rtREV+F evolutionary model was preferred by the ProtTest program [37].

In the current paper Theobald addresses these criticisms by arguing that they are either incorrect, in the case of whether or not his model will be preferred by model selection even if it is incorrect, or misleading, in the fact that Koonin and Wolf's data is simulated in a manner consistent with common ancestry, but in a non-nested manner (i.e. a star tree).