Sentence examples for model that agrees from inspiring English sources
We developed a statistical mechanical model that agrees with experimental data, enabling effective interpretation and future design of ion-induced actuation.
We also present an update of the CHAOS high-degree lithospheric field, making use of along-track differences of CHAMP scalar and vector field data to produce a new static field model that agrees well with the MF7 field model out to degree 110.
One generates a random realization of the baseline model that agrees in size N and average degree k with the first empirical network, and another realization that matches the second empirical network in N and k.
In this section we present a minimal computational model that agrees fairly well with our experimental results.
Our simulations show several features of the FENE model that agree well with observation.
Spin separations among multi-labeled components fit a self-consistent model that agree well with electron microscopy images of the C-ring.
Second, since the objective of this study was to investigate the quality of the model rather than the assumptions on the genetic architecture, the data were simulated under a model that agreed with the assumptions of the statistical model.
There are many indications that our tracing is correct, involving either features of the model that agree with known general protein structure properties or specific properties of the Frh subunits.
Because statistically valid ways to express uncertainty associated with climate change projections are currently lacking, our metric of uncertainty was the number of models that agree on the sign of change in bankfull width.
For the common case of incomplete data, the missing information is approximated to "typical" values or is randomly generated to create an ensemble of models that are screened for models that agree with experimental observations [ 20].
Models that agree on the value of certain outputs (e.g. annual NPP) may disagree on the underlying processes (e.g. differences in rates of photosynthesis vs. plant respiration) [42].
