Sentence examples for models were fair from inspiring English sources

The carbon and sulfur models were fair and oxygen model was poor.

The correlation and concordance between the two exposure models were fair (0.40 0.74) when we considered all the women living within 5 km of an AQMS [ Table 2; see also Supplemental Material, Figure 2 (doi:10.1289/ehp.0901509)] but were stronger if we restricted the study population to women living within 2 (0.37–0.79) or 1 km (0.59 0.87) of an AQMS.

The concordance between NO2 exposure estimates with the two models was fair when we considered the 5-km buffer.

Discrimination of the model was fair (the area under the receiver operator curve was 0.74).

Discrimination of the SAPS II model was fair to good with areas under the ROC curve between 0.67 and 0.83 [ 20- 25, 26, 26].

Blum believes that this model is fairer in that sites pay proportionality to their success, and therefore everyone wins; it therefore becomes in KickApps best interest to offer the best possible platform and experience to maximise revenue.

For the critical forecasts, involving air quality standard exceedences, the PM2.5 model forecasts were fair to good, and the O3 model forecasts were poor to fair.

Based on the Kappa statistic, predictions from both CART models were in "fair" to "moderate" agreement with the test samples.

While Trump's kids, hair, and "having sex with models" were all fair game for the roast, he was reportedly not cool with jabs about his finances or multiple bankruptcies.

Notwithstanding the shift towards heterogeneous agents models, it is fair to say the representative consumer still plays an important role in a number of modern macroeconomic models and in macroeconomic textbooks (see, for example, Clarida et al. 1999; Woodford 2003; Uhlig 2010, and Gourio 2012).

The fact that they were willing to pay prices far above what AIG's models said was "fair value" would not be ignored by any informed, objective observer.