Sentence examples for capture long term from inspiring English sources

However, they show poor performance and make noticeably overconfident predictions for longer time periods (Keepin 1986; Shlyakter et al. 1993), partly because they do not seem to capture long term "weak" feedback relationships.

However, these measures do not capture long term and more drastic adverse economic impacts.

An alternative explanation is that the studies assessed the effect shortly after the interventions had taken place and therefore could not capture long term effects.

The reviewed studies typically relied on food frequency questionnaires, 24 hour recalls, or seven day food records, each of which has serious limitations in their ability to accurately capture long term dietary fat intake.

The third coefficient (β3) shows difference in curvature of the expression patterns and can thus capture long term differences between treatment and control expression patterns of the same gene.

The benefits of lifestyle interventions are typically accrued decades into the future for younger people, hence capturing long term outcomes is challenging.

The ability to capture long-term dependencies in sequential data depends on the way context is represented.

Assumptions made to counter these optimization challenges hinder the capability of RNNs to capture long-term dependencies.

A period of nearly 50 years (1952 2000) was chosen to capture long-term hydro-climatic variability.

Despite all these successes, RNNs still face some challenges: they fail to capture long-term dependencies (don't believe the myth that they do!) and they easily overfit.

The Philippines and Hong Kong also have discussed expanding renminbi reserves, presumably to chase political favor and capture long-term currency appreciation.