Sentence examples for models considered sufficient from inspiring English sources

At what point is the evidence gathered on risk prediction models considered sufficient for governments and health-care professionals to rely on their use in the clinic?

An accuracy of ±1 cm for the global geoid model is considered sufficient for these purposes.

Objectives (i) and (ii) are semi-quantitative, therefore, previously listed model evaluation steps are considered sufficient to qualify the model as fit for these purposes even if the predictions and observations do not entirely agree.

These model evaluation steps are often considered sufficient qualification for the typical uses of a PKPD model: selection of doses in a trial, description and interpretation of longitudinal study data, etc.

The results of both similarity searches were not considered sufficient enough to model NC1 and NC2.

However, the signal intensities of the real 3D-MRA were also evaluated in this transverse plane, so that the two-dimensional modelling of this MRA plane is considered sufficient for explaining the arteriovenous contrast dynamics of the 3D-MRA in this study.

The model described the response variable well (R Y = 0.835) and was relatively robust (Q = 0.554, which was considered sufficient for a biological model [ 33]).

A difference in BIC >1 was considered sufficient evidence in favour of the model with a smaller BIC.

Even sample sizes of approximately 35 have been considered sufficient to calibrate an instrument based on the Rasch model (see Linacre, 1994; Lord, 1980; Wright and Stone, 1979).

However, this modest collinearity was not considered sufficient to distort our triglyceride effect estimates from the Cox regression models.

This approach is considered sufficient and acceptable as long as the flow in the small scale model is turbulent enough.