Sentence examples for models which combine from inspiring English sources

The climate change section was written by Richard Tol, who is one among several economists who have developed what are known as "integrated assessment models," which combine climate and economic modeling to estimate the costs of climate change.

As the national polls indicated movement in Obama's favor, their statistical models, which combine national and state polling, alerted them to the fact that the President's chances of taking the Sunshine State were approaching fifty per cent.

On one side are economists who have been working for many years on so-called integrated-assessment models, which combine models of climate change with models of both the damage from global warming and the costs of cutting emissions.

We create a pair of coupled mathematical models which combine to explore the potential for a drug reservoir to establish based on the kinetic properties of the drug.

More recent works investigate models which combine LSA with other techniques, such as word syntactic neighborhood analysis, a model that considers the arithmetic means between n-grams and LSA [4, 8, 17], or that combines knn algorithms with LSA [18].

Mathematical models which combine the predictions of the overall consumption of the reactants with a prediction of the product distribution are very scarce for the secondary reformer in literature.

A novel approach to scene classification is described by Monay et al. in the paper entitled "Contextual Classification of Image Patches with Latent Aspect Models" which combines patch-based contextual classification with latent aspect models.

The models which combined ADGs and Rx-MGs also improved slightly over the model adjusted by Rx-MGs only.

The joint effect of each SNP and arsenic concentration was evaluated by including an interaction term in the regression models which combined genotype (dominant model) and average arsenic concentration measured continuously.

For better forecasting performance, hybrid models which combined two or more single models for communicable disease forecasting have also been explored, and previous findings indicate that hybrid models outperformed single models [ 13, 14].

For all the three datasets the models which combined fixed and random effects were better than those that did not combine effects, indicating the importance of both sets of factors at explaining child survival.