Sentence examples for evaluation of assumptions from inspiring English sources

Results show that a variation of damage from simulations is significant and that the presented method could be used for evaluation of assumptions used in the design process.

Yearley [ 20] reported that public understanding of computerised scientific models depends on the trustworthiness of the institutions developing models, the public's own knowledge (and lack of recognition by scientists of this), and the evaluation of assumptions within models (which may indeed not be appropriate), which can override the credibility and appeal that models might otherwise have.

Evaluations of assumptions were satisfactory with no outliners with a standardized residual > 3, and no cases found with a Mahalanobis distance score of p < .001 for all analyses performed.

We then detail the evaluation of alternative assumptions applied to model A, thus highlighting and challenging specific assumptions of the modelling framework proposed.

A detailed procedure for testing linearity of calibration curves in method validation by the ordinary least squares method (OLSM), including experimental design, estimation of the parameters, outlier treatment and evaluation of the assumptions, was proposed.

Analytic methods are now developed to allow a more rigorous evaluation of measurement assumptions using parametric methods (20, 27– 27).

Finally, our estimates of future vaccine prices and wastage remain uncertain and significantly impact the economic results, which suggest the need for future evaluation of these assumptions.

An initial evaluation of the assumptions of the regression analyses led to a powered transformation of the dependent variables (PWI, MCS and PCS) in order to reduce skewness and the number of outliers, as well as to improve the normality of the residuals.

Evaluation of the assumption of proportional hazards was positively evaluated by inspection of log (-survival) values as a function of survival time across galectin-3 categories.

This work presents an evaluation of this assumption for a sorbent bed of arbitrary length using a systematic comparison of the standard model to a plug flow model.

In the early summer of 2001, a career official assigned to a Pentagon planning office undertook a routine evaluation of the assumption, adopted by Wolfowitz and Feith, that the Iraqi National Congress, an exile group headed by Ahmad Chalabi, could play a major role in a coup d'état to oust Saddam Hussein.