Sentence examples for modelling and familiarity from inspiring English sources

Model compounds have been collated that cover a wide range of metabolic clearance values, and it is important that comparisons are made with existing in vitro systems in order to show the added value of a novel approach including modelling and familiarity with in vivo investigations.

Data warehouse modeling is a complex task, which involves knowledge of business processes of the domain of discourse, understanding the structural and behavioral system's conceptual model, and familiarity with data warehouse technologies.

Few studies investigate the benefits of familiarity or continuity during MD-to-MD handoff of inpatients, and improving scheduling models to enhance continuity and familiarity could provide a tool to help with handoff efficiency and quality.

Importantly, regardless of whether a model-based analysis (i.e. estimates of recollection and familiarity) or a model-free analysis (i.e. proportion of specific responses) was used, and whether confidence judgments or remember/know judgments were examined, the results converged on the same conclusions.

For continuous variables, association with a factor was assessed by General Linear Model (GLM) corrected for sex and familiarity for migraine with Tukey's HSD (Honest Significant Difference) post hoc test.

Both Rcorr and Fcorr were calculated based on a model according to which recollection and familiarity are independent processes [Yonelinas and Jacoby, 1995].

In a firm regretful voice she banishes her from all the safety and familiarity of the models' flat, its Christmas tree still twinkling in an empty room, and consigns her to the streets – to sex in cars on laybys and parking lots, to all manner of danger.

The birth center model of care emphasizes personal attention and familiarity, including longer prenatal visits and continuous support from a midwife through labor.

Finally, we examined the effects of emotion on recollection and familiarity by conducting a model-based analysis of the confidence and remember/know responses.

We propose, as one method for improving patient and MD continuity, a Handoff Continuity Score (HCS) as a novel approach for objectively assessing continuity and familiarity with various scheduling models.

See Figure 2 figure supplement 2 for results from a model in which the number of recollection and familiarity trials were matched between delays.