Sentence examples for a suitable score from inspiring English sources
Next, according to the Evening Standard, he "clashed experimentally with pots and warming pans, played with pencils on Venetian glass phials, turned wire baskets into harps", and even resorted to a plastic trumpet to compose a suitable score.
By using the trained model and a suitable score cutoff we could reliably recognize the flanks for at least 63% of all sequences in each sample, see Figure 1.
The merits of the proposed approach lie in two aspects: a suitable score for Bayesian network structure learning that can reflect higher-order epistatic interactions and a heuristic Bayesian network structure learning method.
A suitable score is the sum S = ∑ i = 1 n S (π ^ i c, c i ) where S is the sum over all observations in the test data set.
We experienced difficulty in finding a suitable scoring system to assess the results in this case series; however, we decided to use the Pirani score to summarize the results.
RNFS can efficiently assess the effectiveness of hESC therapy in treating patients with MS. It could be a suitable scoring system for patients with MS as it can assess the slightest improvements in the patients.
It should therefore appeal to the experimental biologist, despite the fairly time-consuming construction of a suitable scoring model.
The key to accurate graph comparison is to find a suitable scoring function that can correctly measure differences between networks.
The approach we have chosen requires the choice of a suitable scoring function, which allows separate treatment of experimental data from different sources.
We argue that it is necessary to compensate for this difference, and therefore devised a suitable scoring function, used to integrate co-expression data from multiple datasets and produce a score for each gene pair, signifying how well the two genes are co-expressed across all datasets.
Again, a PLIER score of 30 was found to be a suitable threshold score at the exon level (see Additional File 1 - Figure S1B).
