Sentence examples for degree of description from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most difficult aspect of aggregating data from multiple sources, aside from the methodological variation in its creation, is the variation in degree of description and terms used to describe the data.

Recent studies using the ISS 7A configuration with TLD area monitors demonstrated that computational dosimetry requires environmental models with accurate anisotropic and dynamic behavior, detailed information on rack loading, and an accurate 6 degree-of-freedom description of the ISS trajectory.

where A is element of the action, and it means the change process and its characteristics of event, which is the degree of movement, description of the way, method, and so on.

According to the clinical experts, there is a high degree of variability in descriptions of NP experiences among patients with the same type of NP but the descriptions do not differ significantly across types of NP.

However, the explosion in studies of biased agonism at multiple GPCR families in recombinant cell lines has revealed a high degree of variability on descriptions of biased ligands at the same GPCR and raised the question of whether biased agonism is a fixed attribute of a ligand in all cell types.

Although the results of the first and second round interviews defined the focus of interviews on MoH personnel, this may have led to some degree of bias in descriptions of the main events concerning MMR reductions, and in so doing reducing the scope for exploring more comprehensively the perspectives of other relevant ministries.

An important feature of Regional Models of Intermediate Complexity (REMICs) is that they are characterised by a lower degree of detail in the description of process dynamics, but a higher number of interacting components.

For quantified color compensation, the spectral sensitivity of anomalous cones has been modeled according to the deficiency degree of the standardized CVD description.

Such deviations may result from the short wavelengths (degree > 13) due to the difference in highest spherical harmonic degree of the core field description by IGRF and CHAOS-5, or from a difference in the representation of the secular variation.

During the analysis of the interviews, two main categories of description emerged: i) Degree of reliance, as a comprehensive term for belief in research data regarding the predictability of actual risk of cardiovascular disease, and regarding the possibilities or ways to prevent disease by primary prevention; ii) Allocation of responsibility, regarding different aspects of primary prevention.

There was a small degree of mismatch between participants' descriptions of their main professions and their affiliate societies (table 1).