Sentence examples for combination of setting from inspiring English sources

In nearly every other developed country, government holds down health care spending through some combination of setting overall budgets and then fixing individual fees.

Getting leadership for quality improvement right requires a delicate combination of setting out a vision and sensitivity to the views of others.

In both books, there is a "throwing the baby out with the bathwater" phenomenon in which the entire field is condemned by a combination of setting up straw men to knock down and an overemphasis on criticism of a few errant studies or errant interpretations.

For example, one option would be to optimise partitioning schemes under all possible combinations of setting at least one weight to 1.0, and other weights to 0.0.

Like "La Confidence" the final work would be a combination of set choreography and improvisation, the dancers continually observing and anticipating the birds' movements, leading or reacting.

Amidon approaches character like a combination of set-dresser and hack screenwriter, pinning a list of telling accessories to each player, then adding a dollop of poignant back-story for depth.

The mathematical framework is based on a combination of set theory, Boolean operators and automata unfolding.

Combining TDE functions from several microphone pairs results in a spatial likelihood function (SLF) which is a combination of sets of weighted hyperbolae.

This work included 3 training data sets: Set 1 (Bursi mutagenicity data set) having a total of 4337 compounds, Set 2 (Benchmark data set) with 6512 compounds and Set 3 which was a combination of Set 1 and Set 2 containing 8208 compounds after removing the duplicate structures based on the canonical smiles of the Set 1 and Set 2 using Pipeline Pilot [21].

For the analysis clustering using the spearman correlation coefficient was calculated for each combination of sets and clustering was performed using Johnston hierarchical clustering schemes.

A genetic haplotype is identified as a combination of sets of alleles on the same chromosomal segment that tend to be transmitted as a block [ 24].