Sentence examples for model that excludes from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to compare the performance of the existing binomial trees in aspect of the convergence rates, which are usually used to measure precisely how fast the approximate values converge to the exact one, and to give a theoretical proof of the convergence rates for the interpolation binomial trees which are based on a model that excludes the arbitrage possibilities.

As Richard Baldwin explains, Mr Blinder's findings can only make sense in a model that excludes some of the signficant advances in trade theory which have taken place in recent decades most notably the New Trade Theory that earned Paul Krugman a Nobel prize.

The system uses a front-view femur model that excludes both the lesser and greater trochanters.

This analysis was done using a front-view femur model that excludes both the lesser and greater trochanters.

+++ These values are for the version of the Browne et al. [1] model that excludes the effects leading from the NK latent to IFN6 and from the IFN latent to NK100 for identification of the model.

With our mouse model that excludes several artificial interfering factors, we show that mild chronic cerebral hypoperfusion deeply affected NVU function by causing a sustained decrease in ABCB1 protein levels in ipsilateral brain capillaries, via a mechanism involving GSK3β/��-catenin pathway.

Information and knowledge management models that exclude the influence of national and regional culture seriously undercut their potential effectiveness.

Interestingly, this performance improvement is largely due to 3-point correlations, and models that exclude fourth-order polynomial terms still outperform the weighted 4-quadrant model.

To compare the results for the full model with those for the less constrained models that exclude maternal height or birth length, we fitted reduced models to the combined Philippines and Guatemala samples by successively omitting terms for maternal height and birth length.

The BLUP of breeding values allows comparisons between animals if the reliability is high enough, but the individual reliability is not a sufficient measure of risk in comparing animals across herds, and does not reflect potential bias in models that exclude genetic groups or increased error associated with fitting genetic groups [ 5].

Comparison of the a priori and subsequent trimmed models confirmed a reduced model that excluded rigid organizational culture and explained 70% of the system variance in youth outcomes.