The choice between the one- and two-pool models depends on the amount of hydrogen in the subjects, which in practice is related to body size (Speakman, 1987).
Applying any one of the various existing health personnel projection models depends on a number of factors; perhaps most important for developing countries is the availability of information for structuring these models [ 3].
The quality of the reflective measurement models depends on convergent validity and discriminant validity (Bagozzi and Yi 1988).
The selection of pavement performance models depends on data availability and other agency requirements to estimate future pavement preservation needs.
However, in most practical applications with limited sample sizes, use of predictive models depends on reliable model assessment.
This kind of models depends on the internal dynamics of the cells as well as population dynamics.
Obviously, the size of the discrete time scale models depends on the number of products and periods.
The robustness of n-gram language models depends on the quality of text data on which they have been trained.
Performance of environmental justice models depends on the level of accuracy in measuring or estimating the health of the environment.
Calculation of this rate, within dual-continuum models, depends on matrix-fracture transfer functions incorporating the so-called shape factor.
Second, the performance of linear regression models depends on various assumptions such as absence of multicollinearity, and normally distributed residuals with zero mean and constant variance.
