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In addition, we analyze the model performances among different models and conclude that increasing the model complexity does not guarantee a better model performance.

Through different experiments, I compare the performance of the models and conclude that there is no "best" model, since different models are better for different things in different contexts.

Furthermore, we discuss the general applicability of random walk particle tracking in comparison to the standard transport models and conclude that in advection-dominated problems using a high spatial discretization or requiring the performance of many model runs, RWPT represents a good alternative for modelling contaminant transport.

They summarize various models and conclude that the impact indebtedness has on safety investments is ambiguous, mainly due to the capital nature of safety investments.

We begin with a discussion of traditional models and conclude with the recently developed RCAS/TVA somatic cell gene delivery mouse model of melanoma.

We evaluated correlations among the three different models and conclude that all three algorithms detected the same interactions to a low degree.

It must be said some have looked at their models and concluded they were flawed, either because they excluded the potential for wild excesses in the banking system or because they assumed people behave rationally when confronted with economic choices.

Premachandra et al. (2009) compares LR and DEA models and concluded DEA models have a better predictive accuracy to predict bankrupt firms (between 84%and89 89 %), but the LR is more accurate in predicting healthy firms (between 69.3 % and 99.47 %).

Different biomechanical studies have compared the initial fixation strength of metal and bioabsorbable interference screws in animal and human cadaveric models and concluded that there are no significant differences in their mechanical performance (Kousa et al. 2001).

This paper also reviews existing multicomponent equilibrium adsorption models and concludes that, for aquaculture applications, the Ideal Adsorbed Solution Theory IASTT) with the Freundlich isotherm is the model that is most suitable.

This paper examines the advantages and disadvantages of these different FIT models, and concludes with an analysis of these design options, with a focus on their implications both for investors and for society.