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Among the variety of data modeling approaches, the entity-relationship (ER) and Unified Modeling Language (UML) data models are arguably the most popular in use today because of their simplicity and readability.

Models are arguably the best people to take pictures of models.

The obtained thermodynamic models are arguably sufficiently accurate for preliminary engineering calculations, for example for the thermodynamic design of ORC power systems.

Although physically-based and spatially-distributed hydrologic models are arguably valuable learning tools, they typically have steep learning curves and high computational costs.

Yet short-run growth models are arguably more useful for managers and research scientists, because the majority of their decisions are concerned with discretionary spending and operations rather than longer run strategic plans and investments.

Sport-specific training methods for team sports using the stress of hypoxia as a strong additional stimulus with specifically designed training models are arguably promising methods.

Developing microstructure-property models is arguably the first necessary step toward design optimization and the more efficient, accurate estimation of the structural integrity of AM parts.

The coupling of large eddy simulation (LES) with statistical turbulence models, i.e. Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) models, is arguably the main strategy to drastically reduce computational cost for making LES affordable in a wide range of complex industrial applications.

The integration of any agent-based framework with continuum models is arguably the most elegant and precise way of representing biological systems.

Commonly used parametric models in the AFT framework are arguably more flexible than those available in the PH framework, and so fitting a parametric AFT model is another option.

Tindle's online pay model is arguably not that sophisticated – it starts from a simple premise that the web version is a copy of the paper.