Sentence examples for models to be compared from inspiring English sources

Ford declined to comment but has previously dismissed the concerns of the tiny Venezuelan agency, pointing out that there are no traffic statistics in Venezuela that allow vehicle models to be compared, and that American traffic statistics show that Explorers roll over less often than other midsize sport utilities.

Such a process will allow different methods and models to be compared with each other and against other, more easily quantified aspects of the N cycle.

In this study, we also include other global V p models such as SP6 (Morelli and Dziewonski 2012), AK135 (Kennett et al. 1995), and another model proposed by Tanaka (2007) (called Tanaka-3 hereafter) with the models to be compared.

Since the mid-90s, the World Climate Research Program has hosted the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP), a framework that allows different climate models to be compared.

Statistical significance is determined by comparing twice the log-likelihood scores (2ΔLnL) to a χ2 distribution with degrees of freedom equal to the difference in the number of parameters between the models to be compared [24].

The noise induces alternations between these two attractors, which are more prominent than the alternations observed in Model 3 and this agrees with the bimodal angular histograms observed by Bottaro et al [7]. Figure 7 also shows typical power spectra of the four control models, to be compared with the power spectrum of human sway (Fig. 8).

We then fit the age-drift model adding the drift (regular trend) term in the model to be compared to the first model.

These models are briefly summarized to be compared with the proposed model.

Such models can be compared to empirical observations.

The simulation complexity of the hybrid model can be compared to a reference model.

The two extended models (monitoring model and scanning model) were compared to the basic model (avoidance model).