Sentence examples for corresponding usability from inspiring English sources

Potential design solutions that accommodate the corresponding usability mechanisms into the Web software architecture are presented, along with the rationale for applying them and the process by which they are obtained.

Subtle but important, like most usability gotchas.

We designed a Naïve Bayes classifier to explore the usability of patterns to predict corresponding sleep states.

The participants received as support material: (1) inspection instructions task-based; (2) a spreadsheet to record usability problems found and the corresponding violated heuristics; and (3) the web links to medium-fidelity prototype and functional sub-module.

These three aspects correspond approximately to the criteria used here to evaluate the iconic interface: response time, to measure the physician's comprehension (as proposed by Hildon [ 29]), number of errors, corresponding to the "choice" aspect, and perceived usability, which provides a representation of user preferences as it measures the user's subjective appreciation.

We find the user participants to be able to generate feedback holding characteristics corresponding to what is expected of the output from a usability evaluation, in particular, usability problems and redesign suggestions.

In the validation process using the WebFuzzy, different combinations of indicators were made for each attribute index to show the corresponding output, and which confirm the feasibility and usability of the tool.

The current study presents a usability guideline based on heuristics and their corresponding criteria that could be used during the early stages of banking software design process.

The mean System Usability Scale score for the 10 physicians was 82, corresponding to a "good" user interface.

Correlations among all study variables are shown in Table 2. Posttest performance on content knowledge and science attitudes was correlated with the corresponding pretest variables; however, what is noteworthy is the correlation between usability and posttest performance and the correlation between posttest science attitudes and satisfaction with the game.

An overall measure, called the CIT score, represents an average of the automation and usability scores (the survey items can be obtained from the corresponding author).