Sentence examples for models were mixed from inspiring English sources

However, the associations between kinship care and children's mental health in regression models were mixed across studies.

Models were mixed using mean (sum) rule, weighted mean, and stacked generalization ensemble methods.

Most models were mixed models with factors such as age, gender, socioeconomic status (SES), use of an electronic medical record (EMR), and practice participation in primary care reform initiatives considered as fixed effects.

Evidence from other empirical studies looking at preferences for consent models is mixed.

An overall relationship was suggested by the evidence, but results for each life course model were mixed.

Evidence suggested an overall relationship between life course socio-economic position and quality of life during adulthood, but results for each life course model were mixed.

The recently developed EoS/GE models are mixing rules for the equations of state energy parameters based on the equality of the GE's as obtained from the EoS and from an explicit (GE)/activity coefficient model, e.g. UNIFAC, NRTL.

His business model is mixed: 60 to 70 percent of it is fee-based, he estimated, and the rest comes from commissions for selling products.

Results from several studies testing this model are mixed, with some showing support [ 11- 14], and others not [ 15- 19].

Secondly, the two model organisms were mixed in an equal concentration and used as biofoulant in a similar test tube set-up).

Two were "mixed models": Aquismon (medical and midwifery) and Teocelo (medical and obstetric nurses) (See Table 1).