proposed model
collocation in Englishmeaningsofproposedandmodel
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proposed
adjective
uk/prəˈpəʊzd/us/prəˈpoʊzd/
suggested as a possible plan or action for people ...
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model
noun[C]
uk/ˈmɒd.əl/us/ˈmɑː.dəl/
something that a copy can be based on because it is an extremely good example of ...
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Thisproposedmodeltransfers murine findings to the human orthologous chromosomal region.
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If ourproposedmodelfor the differential rotation is correct then the effective viscosity at the outer core can be obtained from (3).
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Aproposedmodelof health professionals' grieving process.
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Theproposedmodelyields excellent agreement with data for a variety of complex flows and reduces to the well-tested traditional model in standard benchmark cases.
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Theproposedmodelaccounts for both generation of magma by partial melting and the crystallization of this magma in a high-level magma chamber.
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We have demonstrated that the theoretical prediction by theproposedmodelis qualitatively in agreement with the experimental results.
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Under theproposedmodel, empathy might be regarded as everything that determines the quality of a social relationship.
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In general, the results were consistent with theproposedmodelof childhood and adolescent anxiety and supported the majority of study hypotheses.
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Theproposedmodelis a courageous and ingenious attempt to integrate the current forms of generativism and associationism into one system.
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We also discuss in detail techniques for optimizing the effectiveness of theproposedmodel.
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We have assumed that the time scale of changes in the distribution is large enough to make theproposedmodeluseful.
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Results in bold represent a significant deviation from theproposedmodel.
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In this section we take theproposedmodelto the data by means of a calibration exercise.
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More research is needed to determine if theproposedmodelis valid in populations that differ in ethnicity and clinical severity.
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However, theproposedmodeldoes not explicitly address this problem, nor the related adaptability/stability tradeoff.
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Theproposedmodelis illustrated by applying it to data on the time of first conception.
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According to theproposedmodel, this is both possible and expedient.
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With this conceptualization in mind, l now turn to my case study to show the actual productivity of theproposedmodel.
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Ourproposedmodeltakes account of the forms and patterns of both speech and writing.
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In principle, it may be possible to experimentally manipulate the physiological equivalents of these key model parameters, thus testing critical aspects of theproposedmodel.
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