Sentence examples for by two different measures from inspiring English sources
These probabilities represent the results obtained by two different measures of interaction distinctiveness s, d.
The accuracy of the segmentation results between the segmented image and the ground truth image is numerically demonstrated by two different measures.
Muscular fitness was assessed by two different measures of muscle performance in the upper and the lower extremity, respectively.
We estimated gene-wise expression variability by two different measures: (1) the coefficient of variation (CV), defined as the ratio between the standard deviation of expression values across patients and its mean; and (2) the expression variability (EV) measurement proposed by Alemu et al. [ 30].
We aimed at increasing the salience of the feature cues by two different measures: first, by increasing the number of search locations, and second, by making all target locations contiguous with one feature cue (i.e. one type of container that covered the food that was hidden in the target locations).
Derby, confirmed as the worst team in Premier League history by seven different measures, were unable to raise their game even in front of a 33,000 full house as Reading – without a goal in nine hours and 26 minutes of play before James Harper's left-foot curler from outside the box put them in front yesterday – simply swept them aside.
The model evaluation was performed by three different measures: (1) the correlation coefficient (51.9%), (2) the Theil's inequality coefficient (0.49) and (3) the modelling efficiency (0.32).
Physical functioning was measured across five trials by six different measures of physical functioning, varying from the Rotterdam Symptom Checklist, physical symptom distress subscale (De Haes et al, 1996) to a visual analogue scale measuring distress due to breathlessness (Corner et al, 1996; Bredin et al, 1999).
The framework includes a specific experimental approach that has been adopted along with a flexible, distributed algorithm (U2G) designed to drive group formation by weighting two different measures, mutual trust relationships and similarity, denoted by compactness.
In order to assess the holding of risky assets by households two different measures are employed.
