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For example, an objective model might yield very poor quality estimates when exposed to new content or an encoder might yield very poor quality for some content types (e.g., fire, smoke, confetti, a wood parquet floor, fireworks, saturated red, long dissolves, a pinstripe shirt).

Thus, the chicken model might yield false-negative results.

The results illustrate that although the complex and sophisticated models could yield predictions that are more accurate, the simple models might yield predictions that are more robust.

Asking people to select between different alternative models might yield information about which models people would prefer (and past evidence is that this is actually quite fragmented as a preference) but this does not directly provide any reliable indicator of acceptability.

It is hoped that in the future tumour stiffness could be part of a multimodal model which might yield more clinically useful predictions.

Partitioned analyses might reduce potential model misspecifications and might yield congruent topologies.

An increasing number of laboratories are shifting to phenotypic analysis of heterozygous female mice, which might yield models that more closely phenocopy human RTT, including temporal features such as disease regression.

A different algorithm might yield a model that predicts diminishing incremental returns, which is quite different from lower revenue.

This feature might violate some assumptions of the Markov model of codon substitution, and therefore, might yield unreliable estimates of the relevant parameters.

The predator scent stress exposure (PSS) model employed by Cohen et al. was comparatively different from the present re-stressed SPS model, which involved different neural circuit and might yield negative impact on the effectiveness of ZIP.

Consequently, a general application of the existing models to both slender and compact slabs might yield inconsistent results.