The new liquid model and other commonly used liquid models are compared with the experimental data outlined in the literature.
Sound spectra that were predicted using these models are compared with measurements to validate the proposed prediction scheme.
Predicted results using these models are compared with the result of in-flight measurements of plate velocities.
Models are compared using Bayesian model selection and those optimized parameters reported (Penny et al., 2004).
Nested variance models are compared using log likelihood ratio tests.
Following Pinheiro and Bates (2000), maximum likelihood fitted models were used when models were compared, whereas a restricted maximum likelihood fitted model was used for parameter estimation.
The performance in recalling known disease gene associations using mouse models was compared with that when using the manually curated HP annotations for these 1234 diseases.
In this section, the results of the used CFD model are compared with the experimental data.
Probability distributions obtained from measured attenuation and distributions calculated using different models were compared.
Results obtained using the model are compared with the experimental results of the authors' previous work.
