Sentence examples for models that separately from inspiring English sources

"Returns to general skills: explorations into causality" presents results on the returns to general skills from empirical models that separately deal with the main types of possible bias, including evidence from a natural experiment that exploits changes in compulsory schooling laws in the United States.

Unlike the many available validated models that separately predict cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, or chronic kidney disease, their model predicts the occurrence of any of these three outcomes.

"We addressed this problem by developing a two-stage model that separately describes the underlying neural population and blood flow signals," Nishimoto said.

We evaluate potential energy cap designs that differ in terms of target fuel, point of control, and national versus regional allowance trading using a global numerical general equilibrium model that separately represents 30 provinces in China.

A constitutive model that separately accounts for the distinct deformation resistances of the crystalline domains and the amorphous domains is able to capture the changes in rate dependent deformation behavior of the EMAA copolymers studied herein.

Jiang et al. combined these features into a comprehensive model that separately considered each cell and spanned three levels of mechanistic resolution [ 2].

The Rasch model [ 21, 22] is a probabilistic measurement model that separately locates persons and items on a common linear logit (log-odd units) metric, which ranges from minus infinity to plus infinity (with mean item location set at zero).

Based on the fact that the hand speed shows nonlinear profiles and is generally independent of movement direction, we designed a model that separately decoded speed and direction to reconstruct hand trajectories from the human MEG.

This general approach of using simpler models, with extensive simulation testing, largely contrasts with the current trend in ecology to fit rather complex models, often with hierarchical specifications involving random effects, or state-space models that attempt to separately model observation and process components [12], [33], [34].

The alternative model, called general mixed Yule coalescent (GMYC) model combines equations that separately describe branching within populations (coalescent process) and branching between species (a Yule model including speciation and extinction rates).

Cragg [ 10] proposed a "two-part" model for semi-continuous data that separately modeled the dichotomous nature of the response (zero versus positive values), and the magnitude of the positive values respectively.