Sentence examples for model that constrains from inspiring English sources

68– 69 DCMs typically require setting up an underlying anatomical model that constrains the possible routes of activity propagation between brain regions.

To allow for the possibility that the immigrant-native elasticity varies by race, I estimate separate models for blacks and whites as well as a model that constrains the elasticity to be the same over a pooled sample of both races.

The management model that constrains veterans in their quest for timely, efficient and quality care is moldering in its sheltered past.

If the constraint is violated only slightly, it might be sensible to fit a model that constrains DIF and RR to lie in valid ranges [ 11].

It is conceivable that prospective clients want to have increased choice in where they travel for care and a business model that constrains options serves to deter clients that might otherwise consider going abroad for health care.

We found that the two-parameter model separating the gain and loss rates does not significantly outperform the one-parameter model that constrains the rates of gains and losses to be the same on either the intron or HEG data (2Δln L < 2.0, P > 0.10, df = 1 for either the intron or HEG data, as 2Δln L follows approximately a chi-square distribution).

Adopting the most conservative criterion for assessing invariance (i.e., unadjusted p-value), we thus sought to establish a partially metric invariant measurement model that constrained the factor loadings for all seven non-referent SFQ subscales and four of the six non-referent KDCS subscales (all except the Sleep and Social Support subscales) to be invariant across the VETERAN and DOPPS samples.

The null model (a) that constrains both datasets to have equivalent dN/dS ratios for the class of sites under positive selection is strongly rejected (p < 0.0001; df = 1) while the null model (b) constraining the proportions of selected sites across datasets was not rejected (p < 0.165; df = 1).

The active and reactive power loads are handled as extended variables in the optimization model that are constrained by upper and lower bounds obtained from historical data.

These simulations provided valuable insight because the neurological symptoms of object-based neglect were accurately simulated by a model that is constrained by neurobiology.

We compared the results for the 11 clusters whose models included equations with more than three parameters with a run of model selection that constrained each equation to no more than three parameters and found that the models constrained for the number of parameters had BICs comparable to the ones with no constraint in five cases and resulted in lower BIC in two cases.