Sentence examples for model comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

In view of the large uncertainties associated with the low-temperature chemistry of methyl butanoate, further studies are needed to update the kinetic parameters of the key reactions in order to improve the model comprehensiveness.

Models are tools, but mathematical models, more than purely verbal models, facilitate comprehensiveness and precision in describing assumptions and their implications.

Many mortality prediction models exist but have shown deficiencies in model development (data comprehensiveness, validation) and in practicality.

The model lacked the comprehensiveness and continuity of primary care embedded models such as IMCC, but was less resource intensive and easier to implement.

Because these models aim at comprehensiveness, they are able to account for all main metabolic processes contributing to growth, i.e. the production of energy and biomass precursors from external metabolites.

The proportion of true cases identified by risk adjustment models increased as the comprehensiveness of the risk adjustment model increased, regardless of outcome standards.

The predictive capacity and accuracy of a model depend on the comprehensiveness and biochemical fidelity of the reconstruction, with respect to the underlying biochemistry.

To the extent that these differences may have influenced the results of the survey, the comprehensiveness of models of service delivery may have been overestimated.

Five risk adjustment models evaluated in this study are listed below based on the comprehensiveness of risk adjusters: Model 1: Demographics (sex and age groups) only, Model 2: ACGs with demographics, Model 3: ADGs plus selected EDCs with demographics, Model 4: Prior expenditures with demographics, and Model 5: Prior expenditures, ADGs plus selected EDCs with demographics.

Similarly, sensitivity and PPV went up as the comprehensiveness of the model increased, regardless of outcomes or thresholds.

This model is characterized by the comprehensiveness of a range of services, including both individual and group interventions.