Sentence examples for consideration of methods from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the greatest practical benefit of recent debate over the utility of different lineup procedures is that it has opened the door to a broader consideration of methods for evaluating and enhancing eyewitness identification performance.
With regard to relative merits of ROC analysis vs. the diagnosticity ratio, they came to the following conclusion: Perhaps the greatest practical benefit of recent debate over the utility of different lineup procedures is that it has opened the door to a broader consideration of methods for evaluating and enhancing eyewitness identification performance.
The findings presented here promise to add to the ongoing consideration of methods for comparing GWA datasets as they enhance understanding of genetic underpinnings of human addiction.
Further objective research with greater consideration of methods and interventions with reliable outcome measures, which can be applied in real life, is needed.
Modeling the relationship between PD costs and LOS is likely to require consideration of methods that can accommodate non-linear functional forms.
This includes a consideration of methods for experimentally assessing the generation, maintenance, inspection and transformation of mental images; as well as subjective measures of characteristics such as image vividness and clarity.
Statistical consideration of method imprecision was used to choose the number of incurred samples (collected from study animals) and conformance samples (spiked controls) for equivalence tests.
– Female, age 13, no race given, Catholic Two responses reflected a nuanced consideration of method as well as the physical and legal circumstances in their safety assessment: "Suction…It is a little safe, if done in legalized clinics".
However, the risks of this therapy require serious consideration of alternative methods for down-regulation of the autoimmune process.
Such consultation shall include consideration of innovative methods of implementing bundled payments in hospitals described in the preceding sentence, taking into consideration any difficulties in doing so as a result of the low volume of services provided by such hospitals.
