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Stepwise multiple regression techniques [Cordell and Clayton, 2002] formalize the ad hoc conditioning approach but also inherit its weaknesses: model selection choosing a single set of active loci typically provides no indication about how sensitive that choice was to, for example, sampling variability, making it a statistic that is opaque at best and misleading at worst.

These approaches may however present some weaknesses: models (e.g., the nucleotide substitution model or the coalescent model of population evolution) under which the evolution of virtual populations are simulated and the model used for performing the inference generally share a number of simplifying, untested, assumptions about the true evolutionary processes.

However, due to inherent weaknesses, the model was revised and as such healthcare systems, service availability, population-based factors and consumer satisfaction in the initial model are considered as drivers of healthcare utilisation.

We believe further optimisation of the variants of CLL xenotransplantation is highly warranted because, despite their weaknesses, each model has the potential for a very specific application.

The next section of this paper looks at various models in light of these three criteria and discusses other strengths and weaknesses the models have.

As classic controller, pole placement approach is suggested and results reveal weaknesses in modeling the uncertainties.

To overcome this weakness, a model calibration method was proposed that is based on case-by-case parameter identification.

This review aims to offer a comparison of several of these strains to highlight their relative strengths and weaknesses as models of mammalian and more specifically human aging.

John Hurt's Richard Rich in "A Man for All Seasons:" a paragon of heartbreaking human weakness & model for many of characters.

One of the weaknesses of models of metastasis is the lack of experimental data on cell migration and hypoxia, particularly at the single cell level in vivo.

Each has its strengths and weaknesses; however, models which integrate population needs and workforce supply are of benefit from a public health perspective as they take account of the population [ 38, 40].