Sentence examples for relation to a model from inspiring English sources

The control problem is discussed in relation to a model consisting of a set of non-linear, time varying partial differential equations of hyperbolic type.

Our investigation will be conducted in relation to a model that identifies the following key elements: capitals, assets and resources, challenges, adaptation, and ability to live well.

Indeed, one of the advantages of dynamic causal modelling is that one can evaluate a new model in relation to an old model using model evidence (i.e. Bayesian model comparison).

The OPERA logP model performance was evaluated in relation to a reference model, EPI Suite's KOWWIN logP model.

Closed-form mathematical relationships are developed, and recommendations are provided for the level of deviation and uncertainty associated to different models, in relation to a baseline model, both for panel surface acceleration and radiated sound power.

We use role models to capture design patterns and their relation to a variability model.

We therefore chose to assess the statistical significance of the observed network modularity in relation to a null model of random networks of the same size and same degree distribution.

Thus, serotonin genes and 5HTTLPR specifically may be particularly well-suited for investigation of G × E in relation to a regulatory model of ADHD.

The classification capacity of the model was remarkably concordant with that obtained on the derivation dataset (tested on qPCR data, AUC = 0.83, P = 0.02 in relation to a random model, Figure  5).

Furthermore, it shows that the addition of arterial stiffness improved cardiovascular risk stratification in relation to a prediction model with standard risk markers and that its predictive power is higher in younger individuals and patients with microvascular complications and poor glycemic control.

Together these methods characterize: (1) the emergence of sharedness of the team mental model; (2) the accuracy of the team mental model in relation to a dynamic referent model; and, (3) the enactment of the team mental model as goal-directed behavior.