The models for cross-sectoral networks are theoretically based, focused on factors which are changeable and use indicators which are empirically checked in an easy way.
Our procedure was effective in directing the monkey's attention toward the human models for cross-species imitation.
Further models for cross-cultural clinical encounter have been developed [ 32].
We used mixed linear models to analyze repeated measurements in cohorts and general linear regression models for cross-sectional studies.
We assumed that applying the COPC analytical framework to multiple countries with concentrated HIV epidemics could characterize the HIV service delivery models for cross-fertilization and optimization.
Similarities also exist to the inclusion of an additional dispersion parameter in quasi-binomial models for cross-sectional data and such methods have already been used in literature to model HRQL scores [ 30- 32].
Compared to nurses, physicians more frequently pointed out that there was a lack of access to informed interpreters and a lack of good role models for cross-cultural care in the hospital.
We suggest that models for cross-cultural clinical encounter be applied to patients even within the same culture and ethnicity in order to fully understand each patient as an individual with his or her own respective sub-culture.
The similarity between the deviation of the validation points (quantified using MAECV/MAEEV and RMSECV/RMSEEV) and the analytical error of the training or 2nd-round models (for cross-validation and experimental validation, respectively) tend to confirm the predictive ability of the 2nd-round models (Table 4).
In this work a nonequilibrium stage model for cross flow distillation columns is developed.
Lumbroso et al. (2011) applied disaggregation model for cross checking of produced IDF curves in Caribbean Region.
