The phrase "as for outputs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a discussion or explanation regarding the results or products of a process or activity.
Example: "As for outputs, we expect to see significant improvements in efficiency and productivity by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "regarding the outputs" or "concerning the outputs".
Classical uncertainty estimation includes statistical analysis as, for example, output means, variances, sampling techniques, e.g. Monte Carlo, sensitivity analysis, and the like.
Economic yield, N-loss and labor requirement were used as benchmarks for outputs and inputs of future-oriented land use systems.
Three factors suggest the Bank will stick with the status quo: the better-than-expected performance of the economy post Brexit, the recent sharp fall in sterling which is seen as positive for output and hence the equivalent of a loosening of policy, and the need to keep some powder dry for if things get really sticky in 2017.
One simply uses the original directed graph, starts at an input process and performs exactly the same procedure as described for output processes.
These genes were chosen because they are either central to the circadian clock or act as markers for output from the clock - i.e., they are known to undergo differential peaks in expression throughout the circadian cycle [ 32, 34].
The large variation in yield resulting from differences in the climate, soil conditions or management history and the specifics of individual cultivars render the use of yield data as surrogates for output intensity problematic.
It also had separate pickups for each set of strings, as well separate outputs for each pickup.
Therefore, the metric is equally valid for a system outputting only one event at time (monophonic output) as for a system outputting overlapping events (polyphonic output).
Constraint (30) guarantees that the harmonized output for each decision making unit, as well as for each output type is less than and/or equal to 1. Equation (31) indicates the maximum number of selected suppliers per each part.
This yields a comprehensive account of identifiability by each output for individual stiffness coefficients as the basis for output selection.
