Sentence examples for assessing so many from inspiring English sources

To address the significant data-storage matters arising from assessing so many prospective classifier pairs, the algorithm employs a dynamic data analysis feature whereby only pairs that might possibly represent 'top-scoring' pairs are recorded for further analysis.

The observation that decreased future pain is associated with decreased pain with right lateral bending, and not left, is questionable and may simply be an artifact of assessing so many predictors.

Snap judgments about teachers can be flawed, especially under pressure to assess so many at once.

Coursera's co-founder Daphne Koller says trying to find a way to assess so many students is "part of the learning process".

Statistics for plants are more difficult to assess because so many are yet to be analyzed.

But research in this area is not very scientific because the role of relative attractiveness is tricky to assess when so many other factors matter in relationships.

Duplication of assessments was also discussed as a problem with standard practice by both groups: [The] way I see it and how it's happening out there is that people are being assessed from so many different sources.

Here again, it is difficult to assess the exact value because so many different government entities are involved in collecting it, and no one agency adds it all up.

In place of previous land taxes (nengu) assessed in money as so many hundred or ten thousand kan of silver, an assessment of kokudaka was made as so many hundred or ten thousand koku of rice.

O'Neill knows that Keane has re-assessed the methods that alienated so many players during his fledging career at Sunderland and Ipswich.

"There are so many ways to assess weather records," he said.