structural model

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structural
adjective
uk
/ˈstrʌk.tʃər.əl/
us
/ˈstrʌk.tʃɚ.əl/
relating to the way in which parts of a system or object ...
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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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It is possible to do this from the micro scale of sound synthesis through to the macro scale of thestructuralmodelof the piece.
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One of the possibilities is the estimation of thestructuralmodelwith more equations and two-way impacts between environmental pressure and income.
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Consequently, anystructuralmodelthat could plausibly be used for monetary policy analysis should be able to account for these facts.
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To assess the degree to which the effect of date on knowledge comes through increased attention to the media, a two-equationstructuralmodelis necessary.
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The suggested model is a simple dynamicstructuralmodelof timber markets that incorporates the stock adjustment effects on supply.
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Although progress has been made, there does not yet appear to be astructuralmodelthat performs satisfactorily in point and turning-point forecasting.
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Moreover, thestructuralmodelallows the easy incorporation of factors of variation other than the gene and condition effects.
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Understanding the impact of these different shocks is important when constructing astructuralmodel that would be consistent with the stylized facts.
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After astructuralmodelwas established for each risk group, we further analyzed whether the models were consistent across groups.
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Ourstructuralmodeldoes not specify a direction of effect between behavior and internalizing problems.
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Indeed, the relationship between the health and social relationship measures in the currentstructuralmodelwas significant.
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Given the complexity of thestructuralmodelwe develop, most of our analysis is conducted numerically.
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If impulse functions are required, it is necessary to estimate an appropriately restrictedstructuralmodel(4) and to use that to derive the impulse functions.
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So effectiveness must clearly be investigated in the framework of a fullystructuralmodel.
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We instead assume uncertainty about the values of coefficients of the linear equations of thestructuralmodel.
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The previousstructuralmodelimplies that different plutons were intruding during different deformation events, and are thus of different ages themselves.
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Dashed paths are not considered part of the hypothesizedstructuralmodel.
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Thestructuralmodelshowed significant influences between each level of the family system and the next as well as within each level.
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