Sentence examples for because they analyze from inspiring English sources

These two evaluation approaches have been selected because they analyze the system in a more restrictive way (watch-list approach) and a more tolerant way (CMC test).

"We call them Magic Effects because they analyze a photo and then redraw it in a new artistic style, in just seconds, like magic.

These tools were selected because they analyze Java programs, they can be installed and setup from the provided downloaded files, they detect the analyzed smells in both target systems and their output is a list of occurrences of code smells, allowing calculating recall, precision, and agreement.

Unstructured models are easier to work with because they analyze the cells as a black or grey box.

We decided to use the concordance index and Brier score to measure the prognostic accuracy of the staging systems because they analyze different, complementary measures.

Dynamic Bayesian network methods were not included in the comparison because they analyze the entire network at once and do not scale well enough to be run feasibly on large network datasets such as the yeast data.

"They're halfway right because they analyzed it as both a stadium and as a convention center," said Thad Sheely, the Jets' vice president for development.

However, the size-dependence of trophic level was not considered in their study, because they analyzed only one or a few specimens per year.

However, their conclusion may be an artifact of the applied method, because they analyzed only those human genes that have identifiable orthologs in the torafugu genome.

Another nine articles were excluded because they were about repeated hospitalizations or other types of health care use or because they analyzed the effect of an intervention on the rate of readmission.

Because they analyzed only 49,165 (23.2%) of 212,088 adult OHCA patients for the study after excluding no witnessed arrest (59.2%), OHCA due to external causes and early ROSC without epinephrine administration, there would be some selection bias.