Sentence examples for models and argue from inspiring English sources

We contrast the observational predictions of the two models and argue that only the very early afterglow observations, almost coincident with the prompt phase, can be used as decisive tests of the ejecta content.

We further analyse the control policy of the coastal navigation and GMM search models and argue that taking into account uncertainty is more efficient with respect to distance travelled to reach the goal.

We also consider terraces as method for soil conservation, question the uncritical use of meso-scale erosion models and argue that patterns of catastrophic soil loss are often overstated in Mediterranean contexts.

P 2 "…be able to critically examine various educational theories as well as teaching and learning models and argue for its importance in clinical training settings".

They perceived a lack of depth and breadth in their theoretical teaching knowledge, leaving them insufficient in sorting out arguments for competent preceptorship: "…be able to critically examine various educational theories as well as teaching and learning models and argue for its importance in clinical training settings".

We identified commonalities and differences between the mechanisms involved for the two models and argued that for both models, the sigh-like dynamics involves three timescales in an essential way.

Barelli [P. Barelli, On the genericity of full surplus extraction in mechanism design, J. Econ. Theory 144 (2009) 1320 1332] defines beliefs-determine-preferences (BDP) models and argues that BDP models are nongeneric in a topological sense.

The paper then evaluates principal weaknesses in these regional models and argues the need for re-conceptualizing the cultural, political and economic approach to the new information space of the Internet.

In this review, we question this heuristically influential but potentially misleading linear hierarchical pathway model and argue instead for a 'patchwork' or network model.

Taken together, these data strongly support a stochastic assembly model and argue against an ordered or hierarchical nuclear body assembly pathway (Matera et al. 2009).

Only after the dependency rates started to fall did saving rates start to rise.Messrs Williamson and Higgins take their model further, and argue that demography can also account for the patterns of both domestic and foreign capital investment in the region.