Sentence examples for model the stage from inspiring English sources

According to Prochaska's transtheorical model, the stage of action is a milestone in the long-term smoking cessation process.

Most notably, the creative exploration theme identified in the present study is similar to the product design stage in the Handfield et al. (2001) model; the stage during which decisions related to product specifications, including raw material selection are made.

In contrast, for a doubler repair over a crack-like damage, while the stage I analysis is still conducted by using an elliptical inhomogeneity model, the stage II analysis is performed by using a crack bridging model.

Stage 2: A null model The Stage 2 model was estimated by excluding the potentially unusual ICUs identified in Stage 1, then re-fitting the final model.

In this model, the stage for Darwinian selection is set by anthropic selection of complex systems that rarely but inevitably emerge by chance in the infinite universe (multiverse).

However, with regard to synaptic density and dendritic spine morphology, inconsistent effects of tau on synapses have been described, strongly depending on the tauopathy model, the stage of the disease and the brain region analyzed [ 9, 10, 12, 13].

To model the stages considered, three key components were specified; corn stover, sulphuric acid and process water as denoted in Equation (4).

Stage model: In the stage model patients may move from the 1st stage (optimization of working alliance), through the 2nd stage (clarification of an agreement on goals and tasks) to the 3rd stage (improvement of psychiatric and social functioning).

For the linear mixed-model, the stage and genotype (in the joint analysis) were considered fixed effects, while independent collection was considered a random effect.

UKN1 models the stage of neuroectodermal induction that results in the formation of neural ectodermal progenitor cells (NEP) (Balmer et al. 2012; Chambers et al. 2009).

Timbers presented a scale model of the stage design, which had been conceived by Chris Barreca.