Sentence examples for cornerstone of modelling from inspiring English sources
Although logistic regression has become the cornerstone of modelling categorical outcomes in medical statistics, separate regression analysis for each outcome of interest is hardly challenged as a pragmatic approach even in the situations when the outcomes are naturally related.
For nearly 40 years, a massive, well-preserved glaciomarine delta more than 54,000 years old and ancillary landforms have formed the cornerstone of models positing limited ice-sheet extent in Arctic Canada during the late Wisconsinan.
This important observation is a cornerstone of models of addiction (4,5), in which a critical element of the addictive process is the transition to habitual behavior that is relatively insensitive to the current hedonic value of the outcome.
As a major assumption, we consider the biological qualitative behavior as the cornerstone of our modeling.
As Mr. Brooks described, the cornerstone of our model is relationships — particularly between teachers and students and within the teaching teams.
Results indicate that altering assumptions about one cornerstone of ecological modeling (i.e., functional response) fails to produce qualitative differences in survival extinction outcomes even in conjunction with a wide range of capture efficiency permutations.
Metabolic reprogramming, a cornerstone of the model, is called the Inverse Warburg Effect because it is analogous to the mode of metabolic alteration the Nobel laureate Otto Warburg proposed almost 100 years ago to explain the origin of late-onset forms of cancer.
A cornerstone of that model is equal opportunity.
Relevant data are the cornerstone of every model.
A cornerstone of a BBDR model is a physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model that describes the relationship between exposure and target tissue dose (Andersen and Dennison 2001).
Hourly raster products of hFFMC and hISI are the cornerstone of fire growth modeling products such as the Canadian wildland fire growth model Prometheus (Tymstra et al. 2009) and Burn-P3 (Parisien et al. 2005).
