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model noun antetype, archetype, copy, copy in miniature, design, example, exemplar, exemplum, gauge, guide, ideal, image, imitation, miniature, mold, paradigm, paragon, pattern, plan, precedent, prototype, replica, representation, sample, specimen, standard Associated concepts: Model Code See also: absolute, arrangement, build, case, code, copy, criterion, design, epitome, example, exemplar, exemplary, forge, form, guide, ideal, illustration, instance, laudable, make, norm, paradigm, paragon, paramount, pattern, precedent, principle, produce, professional, prototype, representative, rule, sample, specimen, standard, stellar, style, symbol, typical MODEL. A machine made on a small scale to show the manner in which it is to
be worked or employed.
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We categorized this as a deterministically-based solution, since when independent thinking was required, the deterministic model was used. Therefore, we developed a stochastic analog of the above deterministic model to explore dynamics of the community-epidemiology continuum. Several authors, including myself, have shown that when studying cancer, using a deterministic model rather than a stochastic model for tumor incidence can lead to different results. |
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