Sentence examples for the foregoing model from inspiring English sources
Some fit the foregoing model (same intentional contents, different sensory qualities), some do not.
We were motivated to develop and analyze the foregoing model for two reasons.
As one of our motivations is to understand how artificial selection might favor cross-feeding in a laboratory setting, this section considers how the foregoing models guide the design of those experimental protocols.
Finally, we calculated how many days of early detection was possible for groups with various network attributes by multiplying the coefficient and confidence intervals in the foregoing models by the mean difference between the above-average group and the below-average group (see Supporting Information Text S1).
An alternative suggestion (Mathis 1990; Allen and Puthiyaveetil 2005) differs from the foregoing models with respect to the presumed function of the two photosystems.
The foregoing DLVO model could not describe the portion of the physical deposition, although the effect of ionic strength on bacterial transport could be described appropriately.
Lastly, based on the foregoing built model, the water direct value-added output coefficient and the water complete value-added output coefficient of Beijing's various industrial departments are derived as shown in Table 3.
Recall the example of the foregoing, with the model $M = \{ h_{1/2}, h_{3/4} \}$.
I then separately measured the constant time preference and present bias parameters (along with the risk preference coefficients) at the individual level in STEP 2. Based on the foregoing, the DCE model was used herein to simultaneously measure the time and risk preferences of the 494 respondents, given that an alternative is a profile composed of attributes.
The foregoing methodological framework is intended to be flexible.
The second innovative element involves extending the foregoing regressions which directly model the outcomes under study to modelling the explanatory variable (or exposure) as well, and then using the modeled version of the exposure to analyse the outcome in a second step [ 56].
