Sentence examples for accepted consistency from inspiring English sources

Murphy (1993), for example, has argued that the 9-point scale suggested by Saaty yields results that are outside the accepted consistency when the number of alternatives or criteria (n) increases (Alonso and Lamata 2006).

We appreciate the current lack of accepted consistency in meaning of the term "holistic", and of uniform guidelines on the specific selection of one treatment modality over another, although some guidance exists, e.g. significant cognitive impairment may exclude DBS, but not always exclude IJL or Apo [ 4].

Most actualist representationists accept consistency as a modal notion, for they doubt it can be reduced to a non-modal notion, such as a proof-theoretic notion or a model-theoretic notion.

The intelligence generation and reaction responsiveness showed and accepted internal consistency with a Cronbach's alpha > .70, whether intelligence dissemination and innovativeness showed a very good internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha above.80).80

All 365 forecasts of the three experiments were statistically accepted by consistency tests.

Among these sets, (1), (2), and (4) were accepted by consistency tests, the L-test, and the BS-test (Table 2).

A coefficient value of 0.7 or higher is generally considered to be sufficient to demonstrate the accepted internal consistency [ 8, 26].

Saaty (Saaty 1990) recommends that the ratings from the experts may be accepted if the consistency ratio of the pair-wise comparison matrix is less than or equal to 0.10 (i.e., 90% consistent or 10% inconsistent).

Considering a rather more conservative evaluation of design consistency, the accepted divergence between actual lane width and standard values is set to 0.25 meters.

A correlation of 0.70 is accepted as indicating adequate consistency [ 35].

The approximate trees were checked for consistency with accepted phylogenetic hypotheses.