Sentence examples for assessment convergence from inspiring English sources
The battery of orthoptic tests included: corrected visual acuity, cover testing, ocular motility assessment, convergence (NPC) and accommodation near points (NPA), prism fusional ranges to blur, diplopia and recovery, vergence and accommodative facility, TNO stereotest and prism cover test for measurement of heterophoria.
High effective sample sizes were observed for all parameters in all BEAST analysis (posterior ESS values > 1000 for all four analyses) and assessment of convergence statistics in Tracer indicated that all analyses had converged.
Furthermore, an analytic solution for fully developed channel flow is obtained that is employed in the verification and assessment of convergence with mesh refinement of the numerical solution.
For free surface flows, the assessment of convergence with mesh refinement relies on a jet impinging on a rigid surface and a comparison of the simulation of a extrudate swell problem studied by Mitsoulis (2010) [44] was performed.
See Appendix S3 for specifics of model runs and assessment of convergence.
In contrast, quantitative methods use numbers that provide an objective (although not complete) assessment of convergence.
Distinction should be made between assessment of convergence (or precision) and maximal satisfaction of the target function (which reflects accuracy).
Anatomical assessment of convergence requires simultaneous and separate labeling of granule cell morphology and of the two types of mossy fibers.
The first 10% of samples was discarded as burn-in based on assessment of convergence of the runs and stability of parameters using Tracer v.1.5 [ 87].
After assessment for convergence, we based results on 100,000 iterations using 2 Markov Chain Monte Carlo chains, a burn in of 10,000 iterations, and a thinning interval of 50.
Stereoacuity was measured to threshold using the Frisby Near Stereotest or Wirt Fly Stereotest for detection of the coarsest stereoacuity possible in clinic (3600 s of arc) Laterality of the dominant eye was determined from visual acuities and objective assessment of convergence using a Royal Air Force rule.
