From Fig. 5, it is possible to define a single evaluation metric for a complete comparison (for instance, in evaluation campaigns, etc)., such as, for example, a (weighted) average of the areas under the GDR, sensitivity, specificity, and precision curves up to 3 FD/h.
Even by the standards of Southern states, that number is fairly high; it was 60 percent in South Carolina by comparison, for instance.
Undeniably, however, no sporting triumph in this country's history has elicited as much passion - there can be no comparison, for instance, with the only other Euro victory for Spain, back in 1964, during the Franco dictatorship.
The prince has no influence on policy or decision in comparison, for instance, with that of an "unaccountable" newspaper or with the true movers and shakers, the lobbyists who now terrorise whole provinces of the coalition government.
Results in "Comparison at instance level" section have shown that there are several entities which are frequently observed in both lists of entities with highest FP and FN counts.
Some examples are given to illustrate the proper solution of data visualization problems, from ways to highlight the periodicity in temporal data to the different color- coding strategies that should be used to support different tasks (the same color scheme is not suitable for identification, localization, and comparison, for instance).
It's easy to nick and quick to sell in comparison, for instance, to electrical items, which are harder to steal and necessitate a trip to Cash Converters if you want to unload them.
Based on the comparison, for instance laminin, type IV collagen, heparan sulfate proteoglycans, nidogen and epidermal growth factor were found in both.
In both scenarios for how the article could be rewritten, I believe the article would benefit from the use of more devices to highlight key points and comparisons, for instance by use of tables to compare the effect of different types of platforms on the ability to define environmental dependencies, or linkage with input data.
And to complicate matters, no one has done a scientific comparison of instances of skin cancer in frequent fliers versus non-frequent fliers, Dr. Spencer said.
Kaplan-Meyer comparisons, for instance, were not used because these arebetter adapted to epidemiological studies.
