Sentence examples for models a change in from inspiring English sources

Figure 7 shows that, in inhomogeneous models, a change in airway properties, for example an increase in peripheral resistance, modifies both Rrs and Xrs.

For nested models, a change in the minimum value of the objective function of ≤10.83 (α = 0.001, degree of freedom = 1) was used to define statistical significance for inclusion of a parameter to the model using a likelihood ratio test.

To put the effects into context, using QOF year 8 models, a change in the Index of Multiple Deprivation from the median (17.25) to the 90th centile (44.88) would correspond to an all-cause standardised mortality rate increase from the median to the 82nd centile.

For the linear models, a change in the Gini coefficient (Δ G) or mean region size (Δ R) for a given country is associated with an absolute increase in the intra-regional standard deviation (σ u (j )) of β2Δ G or β3Δ R respectively.

For all regression models, a change-in-estimate selection procedure (≥10% change in the main exposure effect) was used to identify confounders, 26 while age, body mass index (BMI) and menstrual cycle stage were included in all final models.

Kim et al. [46] found that according to the Kolev [66] model, a change in the contact angle θ can have a major impact on the CHF.

Following Guskey's model, a change in practice, even in an experimental context such as the one use here, should be more effective in leading ultimately to a change in attitude.

bLinear regression modeled a change in CGI-SCH overall score (or weight) before and after switching.

Since in a static model a change in coverage would not affect the ICERs, we neglected this variation in the SA.

In a multivariable model, a change in BML size was associated with a change in pain and function scores (β = 1.13 to 2.55 per 1 SD increase, all P < 0.05), only in those participants without ROA.

To assess the addition of confounders to level one of the model, a change in the magnitude of the regression coefficient for the intervention effect of more than 10%% was considered indicative of a confound.