Sentence examples for cases for developing from inspiring English sources
In either method it is mandatory not to include all cases for developing a classifier before testing it on the training set because this results in overestimating the accuracy of a classifier.
I receive a call from a clinician working on a business case for developing cardiac services after the merger.
There's a case for developing better models of part-time work, the CIPD notes elsewhere on its website.
True enough, but the far more compelling case for developing rail could have been made last Sept. 10, when Americans complained about the paralyzing congestion at airports.
Foras na Gaeilge, the cross-border body that promotes Irish, has explored the value of the Irish language to business [pdf] and makes a robust case for developing this.
It also strengthens the case for developing cleaner power sources — the main reason for Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's welcome decision, announced Wednesday, to approve a wind farm off the Massachusetts coast.
In March 2007, Lord Lester, the Lib Dem peer, debated in the House of Lords that the act has "strong Liberal Democrat support" but added: "There is a powerful case for developing a British bill of rights to strengthen the protection given by the HRA..
However, that was not the case for developing countries, where risk barrier was ranked second or third.
There was a strong case for developing a dialysis system specifically designed for the treatment of such patients.
This paper explores the case for developing policy assessments that include non-optimal behaviour in energy systems modelling.
