To keep the full system and the subsystems equivalent, we developed two models: (i) the copy number model (Model I) and (ii) the association rate model (Model II).
From the above comparative analyses, the models can be ranked as follows: (i) series hybrid models (ii) parallel hybrid models, and (ii) individual models.
Two different lung models are used: (i) a basic ring-less trachea model and (ii) an advanced Human Zygote5 model.
The framework features (i) a detailed dynamic process model, and (ii) an explicit/multi-parametric model predictive controller design step.
Graphical model-based latent topic frameworks for image retrieval fall into two fundamental categories such as (i) directed topic models and (ii) undirected topic models.
The approaches can be generally classified into two main categories: (i) architecture level (or hardware level) models and (ii) instruction level models.
PAG sought public input through two approaches: (i) an open model and (ii) a representative model (Einsiedel et al 2011b, 26 27).
The non-Newtonian fluid in the core region is represented by (i) Casson fluid model and (ii) Herschel-Bulkley fluid model.
Based on the standard approach in the literature [51, 57], our simulator consists of two parts: (i) a link measurement model, and (ii) a link performance model.
The pulsatile flow of blood through stenosed arteries is analyzed by assuming blood as a (i) two-fluid Casson model and (ii) two-fluid Herschel-Bulkley model.
