Sentence examples for basis of adequacy of from inspiring English sources

The PPO model is compared to ordinal and multinomial response models on the basis of adequacy of model fit, significance of covariates, and out-of-sample prediction accuracy.

The expert is requested to rate taxa strictly on the basis of adequacy of ex situ holdings for the taxon.

Fourth, punishment is imposed on persons who are believed to have acted wrongly (the basis and adequacy of such belief in any given case may be open to dispute).

The road was reviewed on the basis of the adequacy of time available to drivers in order to decide and perform maneuvers, the conformity of road layout to driver expectancies (any changes/critical transition points in road and traffic characteristics being indicated clearly and in good time), checking potential violations of expectancies related to roadway design.

The risk of bias at the outcome level was assessed on the basis of the adequacy of: application of the intention to treat principle; blinding of the outcome assessor; statistical evaluation; and complete and non-selective results reporting.

The risk of bias at the study level was assessed on the basis of the adequacy of the following criteria: randomisation; allocation concealment; blinding of patients and investigators; and complete and non-selective results reporting.

No study was excluded on the basis of the adequacy of its reported processes, but the assessment aimed to explore quality of reporting as an explanation for differences in the results of otherwise similar studies, and to consider its impact on the internal validity of the review[ 23].

The determination of model adequacy is made on the basis of goodness of fit statistics; however, several models all with different parameter values may pass these statistical tests.

It is also the basis for currently used cutoffs of adequacy.

Background: The "Laws of Correct Nutrition": the Law of Quantity, the Law of Quality, the Law of Harmony and the Law of Adequacy, provide the basis of a proper diet, i.e. one that provides the body with the energy required and nutrients it needs for daily activities and maintenance of vital functions.

Since the project of SA is to develop a constitutional system that defines other notions from a predetermined basis, the question is which conditions of adequacy should be in place for evaluating the definitions.