Sentence examples for models in the former from inspiring English sources

Results show differences in the explicative models; in the former study area, high ignition probabilities are associated to human activity, mainly distance to urban areas and road networks, whereas in the latter they are related with land-use (scrubland and coniferous forest) and mean maximum temperatures.

The fossil record has suggested that clade growth may differ in marine and terrestrial taxa, supporting equilibrial models in the former and expansionist models in the latter.

The difference between molecular biology and systems biology is that models in the former field are usually represented as cartoons and arrow diagrams, whereas in the latter they are more often represented as sets of equations or procedural instructions.

In addition, "parameter-perturbed" and "enzyme-perturbed" systems were modeled by decreasing and 10-fold relative to the reference model in the former case, and increasing β-amylase concentration two-fold and the maltose exporter concentration ten-fold in the latter.

The relative risk maps based on the minimax model and, especially, the competitive exclusion model are less affected by this assumption than that based on the additive model as, in the former models, the relative probabilities of occurrence of the various vectors species were not aggregated.

Abeille has admitted it was not her idea to bring in the former Playboy model, saying the invitation was organised through the Brigitte Bardot Foundation, with which Anderson has worked to protect seals.

9, 20, 21 In the latter step, the selection of near-native models is achieved with a scoring function from the many complex models generated in the former step.

For example, in the former, the models rely on high-involvement cognitive processing, which we know is not how most of us go about everyday decision making.

The model employed in the former study [ 13] fits without recombination only because the power is so low to detect a departure and because there are correspondingly fewer recombination events expected within single reads vs. 100 kb bins.

In Eastern Europe, several countries have adopted, but with specific national peculiarities, the Semashko model developed in the former Soviet Union [ 61], with a greater focus on specialist and hospital care.

Her work continues to influence models for development in the former Yugoslavia, Albania, the Middle East, and the former Soviet Union.