He defined plans to apply the patterns to production software to test whether behavior is truly preserved and to create a tool to objectively measure how suitably the pattern has been applied to the software.
This is clearly exemplified in the relatively large number of terms that have been applied to roughly the same material, and emphasises the necessity of objectively clarifying and standardising the terminology applied within cellulose nanotechnology research.
Steve Lohr, a technology reporter with The New York Times, talks about a recent article he wrote about computer scientists at Dartmouth who developed software tools that can objectively measure the amount of alterations that have been applied to photos.
The methodology is applied to a selection of real-life organisations and their current capabilities in terms of digital investigation are assessed objectively using the DI-CMM.
Moreover, the principal component analysis is applied to evaluate the weighting values corresponding to various performance characteristics so that their relative importance can be properly and objectively described.
Moreover, the weighted principal component analysis (WPCA) is applied to evaluate the weighting values corresponding to various performance characteristics so that their relative importance can be properly and objectively described.
The American Academy of Actuaries maintains that risk classification 'should accurately reflect the cost of a given risk characteristic; be applied objectively and consistently; and be cost-effective and responsive to change (and scientific developments)'.
Bias in ORs due to differential measurement error (including away from the null) might occur if the outcome is already known to the person using the strip [ 11], whereas linkage-based methods can be applied objectively.
Furthermore, techniques which are more quantitative need to be applied in further studies to determine, more objectively and accurately, the difference between the spatial and temporal variations of up-and down-dip earthquakes before, and after, a large earthquake.
According to the Oxford levels of evidence grading [ 26], good diagnostic research incorporates index tests and reference tests that are applied blindly and objectively.
