Sentence examples for by assessing the average from inspiring English sources

In 2002, a simulated annealing approach was used by Amico et al., to search for a good partitioning of the police command districts by assessing the average response time and variation of workload of police officers with a simulation called PCAM [4].

By assessing the average intensity levels within cells and the cross sectional intensity profiles, we counted the numbers of neutrophil-like and lymphocyte-like cells.

The statistical power is estimated by assessing the average true positive rate for 1000 simulated data sets for each scenario (see Methods).

Since the respondents were obviously short-cutting the task in the multinational and Internet studies, feasibility was also tested by assessing the average number of steps in the iterative sequence needed to reach a point of indifference and the average duration of the task for one health state.

We compared the APC7 expressions of the cores by assessing the averaged staining intensities (0 to 3+).

At 6 months and at the last follow-up, the fusion was graded by assessing the radiographs as poor, average, good, or excellent.

The present study complemented that carried out in similar countries, which reported on the likelihood of high intakes of micronutrients, and like that initiative, attempted to examine the impact of supplementation and fortification by assessing the effects of these practices on average intakes and the prevalence of intakes above the upper levels.

Fusion was graded as poor, average, good or excellent by assessing the radiographs.

A third way to analyse the level of over-/under-education is the "objective" measure based on methods used by different countries/labour organizations to assess the average required education for a particular job (e.g., Rumberger [1987] and Green et al. [2007]).

Using airway epithelium obtained by biopsy and brushing, we assessed the average length of cilia in smokers compared to nonsmokers.

Because of the large variation in the rates of vulnerabilities reported across the school districts, determining whether an average rate obtained from a particular group of children is representative of the population can only be done by assessing whether this average falls within the 95% confidence interval for the entire distribution of average rates across the province.