Sentence examples for a standard for evaluation from inspiring English sources

With the Gene Ontology and corresponding annotations in hand, the main issue in generating a standard for evaluation is deciding which terms are specific enough to imply functional associations between gene products.

This is complementary to the energy-based ratios in the BSS_EVAL (cf. section 4.2.1), and the PEASS has since been implemented as a standard for performance evaluation in international speech challenges such as the signal separation evaluation campaign (SiSEC) [52, 56].

Toward a standard for the evaluation of PET-Auto-Segmentation PET-Auto-Segmentation PET-Auto-SegmentationPmethodsgroup No. 211: Requirements and implementation.

The Pragma-dialectical theory stipulates a normative ideal of a critical discussion which serves both as a guide to the reconstruction of natural language argumentation as well as a standard for the evaluation of the analysed product of reconstruction.

In this report, all experiments described hereafter were performed with a discriminatory model trained using all data from Datasets L and M. Because the proposed method is the first DS-specific detection and alignment approach, the quality of its structural alignments may serve as a standard for the evaluation of related future works.

In conclusion, this article proposes a standard for the evaluation of promoter prediction software and identified four high-scoring PPPs.

30 Microarrays have emerged as a standard for simultaneous evaluation of the expression level of thousands of genes. 2 Clustering techniques play a significant role by discovering sets of objects with identical functions from huge quantities of data.

We therefore believe that methodology and execution are brought to a level that should guarantee a standard for CGM evaluation and will make comparison between sensor systems less cumbersome.

The virulent M. tuberculosis Erdman strain (TMC 107; ATCC 35801) has been used as a standard for drug evaluations in mice in our laboratory, and the strain was propagated as previously described [14], [44].

Often a gas chromatographic mass spectrometric (GC MS) quantitative assay is developed and used as a primary standard for evaluation of less expensive assay methods.

Unlike real ERP data, the simulated data are derived from known source patterns, providing a gold standard for evaluation of the proposed matching methods.