The possibility to scrutinise model results is essential for credibility [64], and the development of public trust in the modelling results, particularly as participation of society in the design of energy pathways, becomes increasingly important [65].
The theoretical model outcomes were demonstrated through scrutinising the performance of models as they were related in comparison with GFMAPR using models as ARIMA, ESM, MA, MSGM and DPEWTA.
Berlin insisted on the social usefulness of philosophy, however indirect and unobtrusive.[3] By bringing to light often subconscious presuppositions and models, and scrutinising their validity, philosophy identifies errors and confusions that lead to misunderstanding, distort experience, and thus do real harm.
It wants agencies to scrutinise their own models and to improve transparency by, for example, ensuring that ratings of structured products are differently labelled from those of less volatile bonds.For the agencies, which had already revised their business methods earlier this year, this is a far cry from the apocalyptic predictions of crippling fines and suffocating regulation.
A more complex transient model is also derived which serves as a means of scrutinising the principal assumption of the new model which are quasi-steady state changes.
The present study was a component of a series of studies scrutinising the neuroreceptor substrate of behavioural flexibility in a rat model.
The limitation of the future to some defined input scenarios, also called storylines or key assumptions, implies a subjective and decisive pre-selection of futures scrutinised with an energy model.
The pace of the handover to Afghan forces is quickening, with checkpoints and patrol bases being handed over rapidly, and progress in Nad Ali scrutinised closely as a model for elsewhere.
He is at the coalface of fundamental biology every day in his labs at University College London, scrutinising the issues he interrogates in the book with experiments and mathematical models.
