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Discover LudwigThe phrase "reciprocal models" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to models or theories that involve mutual or reciprocal actions or relationships between individuals or groups. Example: "The researchers used reciprocal models to study the effects of cooperation on group dynamics."
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Structural equation modeling was used to compare models of direct, reverse, and reciprocal models of directionality.
Inference 93, 295 307] for a logistic model, and shows that the conjecture is also true for probit models and some cases of double exponential and double reciprocal models.
Also, reciprocal models have been proposed, suggesting that PTSD may influence comorbid conditions and vice versa.
A number of previous studies have reported that starting cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) earlier results in better outcomes, applying regression models [ 4], logistic regression models [ 5, 6], and reciprocal models [ 7] to describe the relationship between collapse-to-EMS CPR interval and outcome.
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For isotropic case explicit solutions are given to some specific through-the-thickness variations of Young's modulus such as exponential model, linear model and reciprocal model.
These findings contrast with the traditional reciprocal model in which motoneurons receive synaptic excitation and inhibition in antiphase [9, 26], as imposed by the mutual inhibition between EP and IP and between ER and IR in our model network.
The difference in the parsimony fit indices, Δ AIC (−6) and Δ BIC (−3) are equally in favor of the reciprocal model.
This theory explains behaviour in terms of a triadic, dynamic, and reciprocal model in which behaviour, personal factors, and environmental influences all interact [ 21].
A more reciprocal model of care is therefore proposed to empower women and their extended support systems through increased awareness and education.
The difference in Δχ (1) = 9.45 between the two models is significant (p < .01), indicating that the nonrecursive (i.e., reciprocal) model fits the observed variance-covariance matrix better than the unidirectional model.
Using the 'offset reciprocal model' for successive deterioration from 0 to 5 CTC, we get hazard ratios of 3.98 (1 vs. 0 CTC), 1.58 (2 vs. 1 CTC), 1.26 (3 vs. 2 CTC), 1.15 (4 vs. 3 CTC) and 1.10 (5 vs. 4 CTC).
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