Sentence examples for comparing criteria from inspiring English sources

New comparing criteria focussing on the power sector's components are put forward, such as electricity storage and grid.

Root mean square errors (RMSE), mean absolute errors (MAE) and correlation coefficient (R) statistics are used as comparing criteria for the evaluation of the models' performances.

For example, in pairwise comparing criteria 1 and 2 on level 2, the SME would decide which criterion is more important to achieve the decision goal.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves were plotted for the prototypes, ultra short prototypes, scales and short-form scales, comparing criteria for caseness on each of these measures to clinical caseness based on the MINI.

When comparing criteria for depression [ 28] with DM1 specific bodily symptoms, such as fatigue, muscle weakness and sleep disorder, there is a considerable overlap, indicating that high scores on the BDI were mainly associated with an impact of the disease, rather than a psychological reaction on the condition.

In our article, we extend this research by comparing criterion validity of the two popular scales: Big Five and Grit, also taking into account the additional life outcomes of labour force participation and job satisfaction.

Brausch and Muelhenkamp presented new findings comparing criterion B (pertinent to NSSI functions) of the proposed DSM-5 between individuals who met criteria for NSSI Disorder and those who did not [ 8].

We compared criteria for success based on abundance with available genetic data for four species of reintroduced reptiles.

We also compared criteria rankings of AHP with BWS and ranking cards results by Kendall's tau b.

data with known 'truth'; methods to be compared; criteria for performance assessment.

Table  1 compares criteria for the relevant diagnostic classification systems for PTSD and C-PTSD.