Sentence examples for model that corresponds from inspiring English sources

He suggested an alternative model, which he defined as an "integrative validity model," that corresponds better to the expectations of the professionals, because only an intervention recognized as viable can be evaluated on its effectiveness.

A CAD model that corresponds to the thermoforming mould of the product is then constructed by using the digitised data.

Here, ( a_{i} ) is the maximum acceleration response (g) of the ( i ) story of the full-scale building, ( a_{g} ) is the maximum acceleration (g) of the input seismic motion, and ( K_{i} ) is the dynamic magnification factor of the ( i ) story of the scaled model that corresponds to the input seismic motion of a full-scaled RC structure.

To me, it's a model that corresponds to any orthodox religion that suggests that there's only one way to be of service.

This involved use of a logistic regression model that corresponds to Fienberg's continuation odds model for grouped survival times.

We used an unified cortical model that corresponds to an averaged neocortical lamination and barrel field of all 3D reconstructions.

For example, maps of surface displacements from the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake gave detailed fault models that corresponded closely to the surface traces of local active faults (e.g., Ozawa et al. 2016; Himematsu and Furuya 2016).

In this image (Fig. 9), three different sizes of silver nanoparticles could be identified; the diameter histogram shows three statistical models that correspond to three most repetitive diameters, 37.2 ± 6.1, 85.4 ± 4.9 and 109.8 ± 4.8 nm.

This was accomplished by testing two nested models: model A that corresponds to the standard constant-variance random walk model with a single parameter (representing instantaneous variance of evolution), and model B that predicts the variance of evolution parameter as in model A along with the directional change parameters, if any.

The sequenced D. melanogaster strain (iso-1, Bloomington stock #2057) (Brizuela et al. 1994) has a set of previously known visible mutations: y, cn, bw, and sp. The mutational lesions corresponding to the first three markers were readily identified; the gene model annotation that corresponds to the sp (speck ) locus still has yet to be determined.

Finally, it takes as input a set of constraints, i.e., an incomplete model, that correspond to the particular modeling assumptions made for the specific task at hand.