Sentence examples for model tendency from inspiring English sources
FARM model performance was examined using a standard performance metric: the Mean Fractional Bias (MFB), which is a measure of the model tendency to over- or under-predict the observations from monitors.
If an organization, for example, decides to invest $2 million in its future leaders by enrolling a cohort of employees into a public MBA program at a business school, should said organization be held to the singular innovation and ideas of faculty members from that one university through their "scientific model" tendencies or aim to add value themselves?
If the growth rate were 3%, output would rise almost 20-fold.Now combine those results with the models' tendency to underestimate climate damage.
The high number of sport utility vehicles that have rolled over because of defective Firestone tires has splintered the auto industry's once-monolithic resistance to federal ratings of new models' tendency to roll over, increasing the odds that such ratings will be imposed.
Using the model, the tendency of the lumen maintenance for LED packages could be estimated using numerical analysis without time-consuming tests.
Our goal is to model the tendency and the variability of the traffic using linear time series models.
In the skeleton model, the tendency of planetary-scale wave envelope is linked to the low-level moisture anomaly, which is essentially a kind of convective heating parameterization.
The high completeness but low homogeneity (and corresponding low adjusted Rand index, ARI) reflects our model's tendency to group multiple types into a single type.
Of these, 1248 came from the first test of a recapture and were used in the RR to model the tendency for a cricket to leave the tube.
We model this tendency using regular solution theory on the mean-field level which is also referred to as the Bragg-Williams or random mixing approximation (25, 26).
The term models a tendency to avoid crowding and the reaction term models the contribution of the population supply due to births and deaths; see [1].
