Sentence examples for models of questionable from inspiring English sources

The lack of knowledge about fishermen behavior results in inaccurate models of questionable utility for fishery managers.

However, if corrections are not made for degradation products, the M D and models are of questionable value for predicting mineralization of organic P forms [37].

The algorithms driving the prices it generates are based on old pricing models that are of questionable accuracy.

Two examples are examined in depth below, but this excessive interpretation of questionable gene models pervades the Anamika et al work.

The models are tricky, and sometimes of questionable relevance to humans, and fish are simpler than humans in terms of the complexity of their neural networks – but I have confidence that we will be able to extrapolate from fish to human behaviour.

However, many existing models of vaccination employ several questionable assumptions, including a rate of vaccination proportional to the population at each point in time.

In the absence of a structured effort to represent available knowledge in a mechanistic way, such models are bound to yield predictions of questionable reliability.

The accuracy of the latter models is questionable, as it depends on the percentage of increase in strength between unconfined and FRP-confined specimens and on the ratio of strength increase among the different sizes of specimens.

Today's network lineup provides fewer idealized families and no shortage of questionable child-rearing role models (see "Gosselin, Jon").

They have doubts about the approach, saying it's not ready and they'd rather make meaningful equipment fixes than rely on questionable computer models of what could happen.

The sustainability of either of these models may be questionable in resource constrained settings, given competing pressures of time for both teachers and peers, and a severe global shortage of qualified school teachers [ 21].