Sentence examples for modelling debate from inspiring English sources

If size has dominated the modelling debate for the past few years, the chatter is around race now.

In this article, we aim to describe how those involved in Scottish and the UK policy debates perceived modelling evidence, including the Sheffield model, and describe their views on the potential future role of similar modelling within public health policy.

Despite interviewee familiarity with the idea of modelling, there was considerable debate about the extent to which the Sheffield model constituted legitimate knowledge that could inform decision-making and whether it should be considered 'evidence' (see table 1a).

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Any of the PIP criteria and alternatives that were debated during the modelling process were discussed again by the research team and a decision on whether to retain or remove the criteria was made.

This study aimed at providing proof that a modelling approach can contribute to this debate, by using in silico exploration of different combinations of traits and their consequences on light interception, here considered as one of the key parameters to optimize fruit tree production.

Statistics were also used to compare model runs that used different amounts of field data in order to inform the debate about the optimum mix of modelling and measurement.

However, given the explicit representation of the self-management pathways in our modelling approach we argue that our models serve as a clear tool to debate how one self-management pathway differs from another.

There have been calls for research to better understand how those involved in policy debates respond to this form of modelling evidence.

Teaching attitudes by integrating this domain into the pre-service curriculum since attitudes take longer to develop than in-service training would allow for: ➢ Creating situations that allow for reflection and debate ➢ Clinical attachments and 'role-modelling' ➢ Community rotations that encourage community focus and understanding.

We discuss our modelling results in the context of the on-going debates on the potential cardio-vascular risks associated with co-administration of various types of NSAIDs.