Sentence examples for compared rule from inspiring English sources

Churches et al. [ 25] compared rule based methods of name and address standardisation to methods based on probabilistic models, finding more accurate address information when cleaned using probabilistic models.

Second, we formally compared rule-selection with action-selection in experiment 1 (although note that the action-selection was nested in nonrule-selection trials so these are not orthogonal in a factorial design).

First, we compare rule performance when the correct model is not known.

Second, we compare rule performance with respect to the frequency-specific behavior for variables of interest.

We design and compare rule- and learning-based methods to infer the triggering relations on network data.

But to compare rule of law in the U.S. to rule of law in Venezuela would be folly -- the American judicial system is independent, the system of appeals is firmly in place, and the country has a vibrant free press.

This ambiguity may be resolved by comparing rule profiles with expression patterns of TFs.

"But if you compare rules on management pay, the U.S. regulations are much tighter than in this country".

We also compare rules from an interim-viewpoint.

However, there are other possibilities for comparing rules and, so that, defining such a rule (see, for instance, the Rawls criterionRawls 1971).

As we have mentioned in Sect. 1, the Lorenz criterion is a usual equity manner of comparing rules (see Thomson 2012; Bosmans and Lauwers 2011).