Sentence examples for correct compromise between from inspiring English sources
The fixation of unstable fractures with the Veronail using a converging cephalic configuration of screws represents a new solution in the search for the correct compromise between initial stability, minimal invasiveness and permitted immediate load-bearing.
For a general communication system, error correction coding offers a compromise between the amount of data that can be corrected and the level of redundancy.
We opted to report results utilizing the uncorrected p<.05 false-positive rate (corrected p<.095) as an appropriate compromise between sensitivity and specificity when exploring the contribution of individual units to the neural ensemble.
The false discovery rate (FDR) approach [ 46] is a compromise between not correcting for multiple comparisons, which is too lax, and Bonferroni adjustments, which are too strict.
By further integrating a matrix interleave operation in the inner PC encoder, the cascaded coding scheme can acquire significantly improved BER performance by imposing some slight encoding/decoding complexity, which in fact provides a great compromise between the error-correcting capacity and implementation complexity.
These hyperparameter values produced indeed the best compromise between the percentage of correct identification with SAS (94.2%) and MAS signals (77.9%).
The nomenclature and abbreviations used in this review therefore amount to a compromise between what is technically correct, taking into account IUPAC designations and structural predominance due to physiological pH, and also what has been the prevalent terminology used in the scientific literature for each molecule.
Through extensive empirical testing of different parameters including peptide length, we have found that representing database entries by using five pentapeptides was a good compromise between search space reduction (speed) and correct sequence retrieval (sensitivity) for the large NCBI NR database.
It is presented as an attempt to reach a reasonable compromise between industrial time pressures and the need to be as theoretically correct as possible.
"I didn't really know what to do and so psychology felt like a compromise between those two things: biology and philosophy," Cleeremans said, then corrected himself.
