Sentence examples for the coherent model from inspiring English sources

To estimate the coherent model of Li and Lee (2005), we use the web-based platform LCFIT that is hosted on the website of Berkeley's demography department.

The coherent model of Li and Lee (2005) forecasts Danish mortality with comparably small deviations as the proposed model; that is because we also combined the Danish with the Swedish trend in this forecast.

Although both approaches combine the same mortality trends in their forecasts, the transition between observed and forecasted values appears to be more plausible (or smooth) for our model than for the coherent model; at least we were unable to remove this jump-off bias using the web-based platform LCFIT.

The breast cancer data set obtained from tumors of single tissue origin should have relatively homogenous transcriptomes, and give a better fit to the coherent model shown in the simulated data test.

As found before using the coherent model, the odd satellites were controlled by the phase shift between adjacent domains.

The simulated odd satellites were significantly lower than the data using, and a good fit could only be achieved by using a phase shift of in the coherent model.

"People in ambiguous situations will focus on the person who has the most coherent model" adds Mr Shiller.Nevertheless, behavioural economists argue that their mainstream rivals seem oddly uninterested in studies of how people actually behave.

Its vision of "soft infrastructure," which would replace much of the city's aging concrete waterfront with a more porous blend of land and sea, is the most coherent model we have for a sustainable city in the current century — as well as one that would radically transform New York's Manhattan-centric identity by reorienting the city around its harbor.

The results can be summarized as follows: The first model, coherent model, assumes that genes that belong to the same expression module are coherently expressed across all samples.

Remaining uncertainties about the nature of the deep-seated magnetic field and the α effect have thus far prevented the formulation of a coherent model for the solar dynamo.

In the Danish forecast, the proposed model and the coherent LC model use data from Sweden, France, Italy, and Japan Fig. 13 Validating forecasts from 1991 to 2011, given data from 1965 to 1990, of our model (blue), the LC model (red), its coherent variant (dark blue), the P-spline method (magenta), and of the UN Bayesian approach (green) for British (left) and Danish (right) women.