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One strategy to support extrapolation and reduce arbitrary fitting and confounding is to force the model to derive from the same mathematical structure that underlies the substantive science appropriate for the phenomena.

A major limitation of using a multiplicative interaction model to derive polygenic risk from single-gene studies is that epistatic relationships are not considered.

We used a random effects model to derive summary odds ratios from combinations of studies to take account of heterogeneity across studies.

Early on, James Ford worked for a sawmill, becoming a logging-truck driver; his nickname, T-Model, is said to derive from that time.

To derive from the model a long-term forecast for the American market, it is necessary to estimate how fast corporate earnings will grow.

Linking this model to models derived from a compatibly defined police information database may allow us to begin to identify dysfunctional feedbacks between these two components of the criminal justice system.

They then compare the theoretical predictions from this model to those derived from a competing model in which an internal locus of control increases the offer arrival rate irrespective of individuals' search intensity.

Like many Internet sites, ChannelSeeks business model is to derive revenue from a combination of advertising, e-commerce and fee-for-service programs like video-on-demand.

The idea of disease modeling is to derive iPSCs from the patient's own cells and then induce them into the pathogenic cell types in vitro.

In this paper we present an approach based on model transformations to derive architectural structural specifications from system goals.

This method is described as a multiplicative model used to derive genotype relative risk from the allelic OR.