Sentence examples for models cited in from inspiring English sources

Table 1 summarizes the main findings derived from animal models cited in this review.

But the new models cited in Pollard and DeConto's study, which use historical data from 130,000 years ago and 3 million years ago, when temperatures were warmer and seas were higher, could make a fight against the tides all for naught.

Furthermore, in a richer environment, where agents have more information on each other, beliefs about the other-regarding concerns of the other person may play a role (as in the literature on type-based models cited in Footnote 4).

There are multiple bovine respiratory disease challenge models cited in the literature including trans-tracheal injection, trans-thoracic injection, bronchoscope and using a nasal-tracheal approach that this study utilized.

B) How different is this model from several published pool models, including an example cited in the paper (Weis, 1999)?

The proposed model is proved to be suitable to the data in the example cited in this paper.

Related to the above argument is the crucial difference between the diversification happening in the current model and that in the models cited by the reviewer.

Birth rate or input function is dependent on age or dependent on time in these models cited therein.

It is perhaps useful to consider these in relation to the two conformational models cited above.

Some of the models are cited in this section.

aThe ORs for BMI (kg/m) and BA (cm), and PD (continuous models) are cited in per standard deviation increase; bfor the binary menopausal variable, pre-menopausal status is the reference; cAUC is a measure of discriminatory accuracy.