The phrase "assertions of the models" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing claims or statements made by various models, particularly in fields like science, statistics, or machine learning.
Example: "The assertions of the models indicate a significant correlation between the variables studied."
Alternatives: "claims made by the models" or "statements from the models".
We discuss the policy implications of the outcomes (assertions) of the model.
Stalnaker has not (as far as I am aware) attempted to add a distinguishing feature of assertion to the model.
We do disagree with the assertion that any of the models discussed here are built from "first" principles.
The results provide support for key assertions of the core dimensions model and also point to the utility of the interviewer-rated and questionnaire measures developed during this work: the Obsessive-Compulsive Core Dimensions Interview (OC-CDI) and Core Dimensions Questionnaire (OC-CDQ).
Therefore, contrary to the assertion of the neutral model of transcriptome evolution (Khaitovich et al., 2004; Yanai et al., 2004), we confirm that expression of a gene is an important component of gene function and should be targeted by natural selection during evolution (Liao and Zhang, 2006).
Every result listed in the table is the result of a formal proof that is based on the constraints formalized in the SBML Harvester software, the annotation assertions of models in BioModels and the knowledge contained in biomedical ontologies.
Annotations are made from published experimental-based assertions of the relationship between a mouse model and a human disease.
In contrast to Scott's assertion, the models can thus deal with the time-varying nature of the exposure and do not overestimate effects.
Yet regarding the question around the level of detail and complexity of the model, we stand by the assertion that this model represents the most detailed model of long-term control of arterial pressure that is identified in the literature.
