Sentence examples for models for entry from inspiring English sources
In the models of the transition into company-based education and training, we include only those young people who were seeking this type of education and training at the end of their careers.9 We also adopt this approach in the models for entry into school-based vocational education and training.
Statistical analysis by stepwise forward logistic regression using a significance value <0.05 (restricted model) or <0.10 (broad model) for entry.
This environment is used successfully for CFD analysis of ballistic range models for atmospheric entry experiments.
When we compare the two models for union entry (Model A and B), the employment effects that we observed in Model A are reduced by more than half once income is added to the model.
We have added a sentence to the Results section (subheading "An NPC1-dependent block to cell entry accounts for the EBOV infection deficit in African straw-colored fruit bat cells") describing why VSV-GPs provide good models for filovirus entry.
Following identification in univariate models, significant predictors of death, dementia and death or dementia were entered into a multivariate forward stepwise Cox regression model, P<0.05 for entry, P>0.1 for removal.
All variables found to be significant in the univariate analyses for PBC patients were entered into the multivariate analyses using a forward step-wise logistic regression model (0.05 for entry and 0.10 for removal probability).
Better models for zero entries may be possible because those can either come either from non-interacting loci or from measurement errors due to, for example, mappability problems.
So there isn't as much human-trafficking of models in exchange for entry to parties, which makes the whole ordeal seem way less scuzzy.
This paper will report on an integrated educational model for graduate entry curriculum design.
Even if you leave the backseat-options sheet blank, the rear doors of this car are longer than those of the standard wheelbase model for easier entry.
