Sentence examples for model deficiencies from inspiring English sources
The comparative study based on a better quantification of the accuracy and precision of hydrological modelling predictions yields a better understanding for the potential improvement of model deficiencies.
Based on experience from probabilistic seasonal climate and medium-range forecasting, calibration of model probabilities is necessary to account for model deficiencies and produce reliable forecasts.
Analysis of the results allows to identify competing contributions to model deviations, arising from uncertainties in the boundary conditions and model deficiencies.
Although some parameters are correlated and some model deficiencies can be revealed, we are able to deduce physically reasonable release-mass-transfer time scales.
More specifically, the proposed framework provides features that allow model deficiencies to be pinpointed and their structural origin to be uncovered through estimation of unknown functional relations.
Application of the framework is presented for a dynamic hydrological rainfall runoff model in which the mixture approach is helpful for highlighting model deficiencies.
In this paper we present a strategy for correcting model deficiency using observational data.
The accuracy and robustness of the proposed approach is verified with respect to the size of measured data set, sensor location, model deficiency and measurement uncertainty.
To address this model deficiency, the dual-sphere model is proposed by deriving a new chord length distribution function between two fuel kernels that explicitly accounts for coating regions.
In their study, Ando et al. found that in a VEGF transgenic mouse model, deficiency of any of the three isoforms of NO (eNOS, iNOS, and nNOS) resulted in a decrease in subretinal neovascularization at P21 during normal development [27].
Furthermore, in this same model, deficiency in p21WAF1(Wnt1/p21WAF1-/- Wnt1/p21WAF1-/-1+/- mice) wandunable to mimic the acceleration due to loss of p53 [ 48].
