Sentence examples for using the classical models from inspiring English sources

When using the classical models, it is implied that the nanoparticles are stationary to the base fluid.

The effective density and specific heat capacity of the nanofluids are calculated using the classical models for very dilute suspension available in literature [27, 28] and are expressed as ρ nf = α.

The arising of complex features can often be explained more easily from the perspective of modular evolution than using the classical models of molecular evolution such as evolution by point mutations.

However, using the classical model, the anisotropy strength strongly affects the diffuse interface width for interfaces with orientations declined from the corner vectors, so that this effect strongly influences the coalescence behavior between two neighboring phases (Ma et al. 2006).

In the present exercise, individual expert uncertainty judgements were combined with equal weights using the "Classical Model" formulation (Cooke 1991; Aspinall and Cooke, 2013) and its implementation in the EXCALIBUR software package (Cooke et al. 2000).

In this study, we examined the interplay between export signals and opposing retention/ERAD signals using the classical model substrate CPY*, a soluble luminal protein [35].

This accuracy was compared to that obtained using the classical model with across breed effects of SNP genotypes (ASGM).

On the contrary, 4 centres among the high outliers identified by the hierarchical model were found to perform not differently from the mean using the classical model.

As expected, if common environmental effects were not included in the data, the precision of the estimated heritability was improved, in particular for the smallest datasets using the classical model, while the precision of the IBD model was unaffected for the largest datasets (1000 individuals).

From our point of view, this is due to the fact that the model provided by the BCSQ-12 extends the standard definition of burnout, allowing greater differentiation to be made using clinical subtypes; but at the cost of becoming a little distanced from the core of the syndrome as it has been considered using the classical model.

Even if we consider the more reasonable attitude to choose m using the classical framework of model selection (e.g. using the Akaike Information Criterion – AIC –) we get m = 5 for Mycoplasma genitalium and m = 6 for Escherichia coli K12 hence resulting in both cases in the same catastrophic results in terms of false positive and even worse ones in terms of ranking.