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The phrase "all models is" is not correct in English.
It should be "all models are." You can use the correct form when discussing multiple models in a general context.
Example: "All models are subject to change based on new data and findings."
Alternatives: "every model is" or "all the models are".
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Is it a fair comparison among the 3 models if the final performance of all models is not equivalent after this first block?
For comparison purposes, the same channel-base current for all models is assumed.
The left margin of all models is held fixed, while a small outward flux, 0, maintains the mass balance of the system (Supplementary Fig. 1).
A critical issue for all models is the missing validation of PEC values by analytical measurements; however, validation on a conceptual level is possible.
The evolution and magnitude of bed shear stresses predicted by all models is reasonable when compared with laboratory estimates based on the log-law.
Finally, the performance of all models is compared by three criteria (average profit per day, car utilization ratio and reservation acceptance ratio) for the aforementioned service models.
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"All models are wrong".
Sometimes I wish all models were virtual".
He wrote that "all models are wrong".
"All models are wrong, but some are useful.
All parameters of all models were fit simultaneously.
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