Sentence examples for asserted models from inspiring English sources

The results for the MGD manually asserted models were similar with PhenoMiner giving an AUC of 0.885 compared with 0.93 for manually curated HP annotations.

Phil Nelson, a biophysics professor at the University of Pennsylvania, asserts, "Physical models are often weirdly, unreasonably effective in stripping away the inessential from a biological system and in displaying connections between things that seemed not obviously connected to our untrained imagination".

In addition, although our model was based on the IS success model (a causal model asserted by DeLone and McLean), one must be careful when making such a causal declaration [ 70].

Pyron et al. asserted that their model represented "ecological niche modeling" whereas ours did not.

[18] Implicitly, this asserts that model outcomes depend on the assumptions made.

In their pioneering work, Rachelle Doody and colleagues assert that modeling of group disease progression is critical for estimating change in clinical trials of disease-modifying therapies.

The shell model asserted that the nucleons were arranged in orbits round the nucleus just like the electrons in the atom.

The model asserted by this article presents a dynamic understanding of expertise and of fluidity in the roles of participants.

14 The authors asserted that the model they published originally, which gave the most favourable result for screening, should be preferred, but did not explain why.

Thus, the authors did not fundamentally change Drake and Botte's (1993) initial multiple-look model, but they asserted to have refined the model by establishing the widths of the time windows, necessary for a saturated multiple-look process.

Usually, we either take the output from poorly designed models too credulously (as in the case of the models that asserted mortgage-backed securities were incredibly safe investments), or we value our own subjective judgment much too highly (as in the case of baseball in the pre-'Moneyball' era).