Weisberg (2013), building on many insights from Giere's work, presents a broad view of modeling that includes mathematical structures that are "trajectories in state spaces" (29), but also permits concrete objects and computational structures such as algorithms to be deemed models.
Given that this was unexpected, many of the model assumptions were analysed and, with the gained further insight, their validity and contribution to the invalidity of the deemed simple model approach assessed.
But at different times, each was deemed a model of rapid economic growth, envied and resented by neighbors.
In Tianjin, deemed a model city for water conservation, 90 percent of water used in industry is recycled; 60 percent of farm irrigation systems use water-saving technologies; 148 miles of water-recycling pipes snake beneath the city.
All the male subjects, without fail, estimated ages over what they originally had and deemed each model as uglier than they had when sober.
The patent office required that inventors submit models with their applications until 1880, when it deemed that models were no longer necessary except for perpetual motion contraptions and flying machines.
This means that the smallest AIC values achieved among candidate models is deemed the preferred model.
This required a significant effort in manual inspection to discard those models containing knots (Rohl et al., 2004a), but this step was necessary as the assessors in CASP4 had deemed knotted models 'impossible structures' (Tramontano et al., 2001).
We suggested, however, that such a low-grade endotoxemia model may not be deemed a sepsis model, which may partly explain the different results between our experiment.
Following a review of the literature and expert opinion, the OLS regression model was deemed the most appropriate model to use.
