Sentence examples for otherwise of models from inspiring English sources

This structure also has a bearing on the success or otherwise of models proposed to deal with plasticity.

However, a number of issues pertain to comparator studies of possible estimators; in particular data structure and the full assessment, or otherwise, of model specification.

To make matters worse, British Motor had virtually no forward plans for new models and no real idea as to the profitability or otherwise of existing models, a state of affairs that naturally shocked and even panicked Stokes and Barber.

The elegance, or otherwise, of the model is subjective.

There are intense debates about the merits – or otherwise – of the Norwegian model, the Swiss model and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) model, and detailed forecasts about the economic costs and benefits of each.

This analysis is an early indication of the effectiveness, or otherwise, of the cluster model.

In assessing the success or otherwise of the neutral model developed here, the conclusion drawn depends on what it is that we seek to achieve in pursuing this line of research.

When Rousseau's writings are read through the lens of communion, symmetries emerge among Rousseau's otherwise disparate models of reconciliation.

This paper proposes a framework to enable fuller integration of otherwise disparate models into integrated models in the federated environment by enabling two critical concepts – deferred reference and an automatic object snap-in.

(McCarthy 1982; McCarthy 1986) In effect, McCarthy suggests that it is warranted to believe whatever is true in all the minimal (or otherwise preferred) models of one's initial information set.

SA ageing is clearly not simply a physiological construct, so it seems intuitive that psychosocial components should be included in otherwise biomedical models of SA.