Sentence examples for if the modelled from inspiring English sources

Moreover, now we see that one of Savage's rationality constraints on preference the Sure Thing Principle is plausible only if the modelled acts are probabilistically independent of the states.

The accuracy of the common predictive equation for the cane toads in the present study was assessed in a validation exercise, which provides quantified estimate errors and may not relate strongly to R2 if the modelled data do not well conform to all the relevant parametric assumptions.

If the modelled isoform presents deletions with respect to the template, the Euclidean distance between the Cα residues before and after the deletion(s) is recorded.

In selecting the maximal mean risk as predicted to a location in any year over the 4-year period, we make assumptions as if the modelled predictions were part of 4-year repeat 'observations' of PfPR2 10, in that location.

Counter-examples are useful for debugging a model and determining if an error exists in the modelled system.

The posterior modelled atmospheric N2O mole fractions are compared to observations to assess the performance of the inversions and to help diagnose problems in the modelled transport.

Values imposed in the modelled scenarios.

If ammonium becomes limiting, the modelled fluxes change gradually to an increased uptake of nitrate, which is accompanied by a higher energy and reductant demand that is met by increased respiration during the night.

If these interactions are not included in the developed models, the models would not be an accurate reflection of the modelled phenomenon.

The modelled CO2 output from the entire simulation domain (Fig. 2) shows roughly the same increasing trend of the measurements (Fig. 7a), even if the observed CO2 fluxes are systematically lower than the modelled CO2 output (~70%).

This indicates that the school closure component of the modelled interventions could be more effective if optimally timed (this phenomena is considered further in the Discussion section).