Sentence examples for reliance on models from inspiring English sources

He blamed the profession's reliance on models that were built for an age when consumers and businesses, and especially banks, "behaved rationally".

But if the debate about the safety of mobile phones is to be resolved, there must be less reliance on models and anecdotes, and more emphasis on hard experimental data.

Mr. Brooks might have noted that the crisis itself was due in no small part to conservative reliance on models that seemed to show that bubbles could not arise in the current world, despite the long history of bubbles and their disastrous consequences.

Given that the problem of justification has taken center stage, the second aspect of contemporary social contract thinking appears to fall into place: its reliance on models of hypothetical agreement.

But Ruf says that having many sensors on one platform opened the door to novel kinds of climate measurements as well as eliminating too much reliance on models to calibrate instruments.

Given the relative lack of data especially in developing countries, research on impact of climate change has been at macro-levels with heavy reliance on models (Washington et al. 2006; Hansen 2005).

Predictions based upon higher order hydrodynamic design codes have been improved our understanding of this phenomena but have not appreciably reduced the reliance on model tests and statistical analyses.

This has led to reliance on model calibration rather than a more general conceptual understanding of the processes that govern the spatial and temporal distributions of water within catchments.

The more rapid and economic creation of these transcriptomes enables researchers to focus on organisms of direct biofuels interest and reduce the reliance on model organisms [ 19].

We also reported results after stratification so that we (and readers) could assess associations (even with a fair amount of statistical imprecision) without an over-reliance on model-based assumptions.

Afterward, a Merrill Lynch memorandum noted that the financial models "may provide a greater sense of security than warranted; therefore reliance on these models should be limited".