The accuracy of the model varied with the sampling height, zm, suggesting that an ideal measurement height that is insensitive to atmospheric stability might exist.
Key assumptions of the model were varied to test the robustness of the base case results.
The parameters of the model varied (nonlinearly) as a function of initial muscle length, but were kept constant during any one simulation.
The model predicted varied successional pathways for reproducing the observed structural variability of studied forests stands.
Finally, a sensitivity analysis is carried out where the economic characteristics of the model are varied.
For the investigation of the MAR model order, the number of time lags used in the model was varied.
Since the selected mobility model governs the handover rate, changes in the model would vary the results.
The negative predictive value of the model scores varied from nearly 100%to94%4%.
The model varied in performance when applied to specific trauma centers.
The time-course of the responses captured by the Fourier model varied; some resembled the canonical one but others were characterized by sustained positive or sustained negative responses.
