Sentence examples for using the basic model from inspiring English sources
The improved methodology is first described and validated through experimental wind speed data, comparing the results with those obtained using the basic model.
We also find that some experimental transiograms have apparent fluctuations that are difficult to fit using the basic model, such as (p_{22} ;{text{and}};p_{23}).
dN/dS values were determined for all species using the basic model (Model 0) and for specific lineages (Felidae and each Carnivora family) using the branch model (Model 2).
Using the "basic" Model 1, adjusting for consumption of 2 or more diet sodas per day, age, race-ethnicity, gender, and living below twice the poverty level (Table 3), there was 40% increased odds of having albuminuria associated with consuming two or more sugary sodas per day (odds ratio [OR]: 1.40; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.13, 1.74).
Two examples for the decline of performance over time using the basic model are shown in Figure 1.
We also collected regulatory networks from the TFBS data of 12 Drosophila species and applied our approach (using the basic model), with very encouraging results.
We used the basic model (3, 5 ) for peak hospital and ICU occupancy rates during a pandemic of influenza.
The model uses the basic framework of Kalidindi (1998), but proposes constitutive descriptions for the slip and twin evolution and their interactions that are motivated by experimental observations.
Using the basic pharmacokinetic model, each potential covariate was separately incorporated and tested for statistical significance by use of the NONMEM objective function and the standard errors of the parameters.
Using the basic PWM model ChIPMunk performed nicely in several independent benchmarks [ 21, 22], including the recent one of the DREAM consortium [ 23]. diChIPMunk uses the same engine as ChIPMunk to produce dinucleotide PWMs.
Determinants studied, using the basic regression model described above, were education level, smoking, alcohol consumption, country of birth, growing up in a fisherman/sportfisher family or along the Baltic Sea coast, and breast milk exposure during infancy.
