Sentence examples for degrees of possible from inspiring English sources

Some efficient algorithms for computing the exact degrees of possible and necessary optimality of elements in the fuzzy-valued problems are designed.

For two genes, different metric measurements will measure out different degrees of possible similarity.

We carried out this MCA as a sensitivity analysis to better assess the role of the subset variable and the impact of all 6 degrees of possible answers on the Likert scale.

However, the observation of differing tumour cell radioresponses, in particular the observation of high degrees of possible radioresistance, may be significant as a contributing factor to the current high level of invasive bladder cancer RT failure (Shipley et al, 1985; Duncan and Quilty, 1986).

Dr. DiFerdinando said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta did not recommend that the Princeton workers be treated with antibiotics, given the slight degree of possible contamination.

Moreover, if we move in the direction of making machines which learn and whose behavior is modified by experience, we must face the fact that every degree of independence we give the machine is a degree of possible defiance of our wishes.

One way of doing a risk assessment is to take each possible hazardous action and look at and score the likelihood of occurrence, the degree of possible harm, frequency of exposure, and number of people involved.

The quality of these photos varies depending on the mobile phone model, the camera resolution, the distance, angle of view and degree of possible surface reflection, and therefore automatic classification of algal blooms is not feasible.

Based on thermodynamic calculations a discussion was given on the need for operation of the water-gas shift (WGS) reaction with a low H2O/CO ratio when a H2-separation membrane is combined with the reaction and on the degree of possible formation of C and CH4 as the result of side reactions occurring in the mixture of CO, H2O, CO2 and H2 under WGS conditions.

An evaluation of the degree of possible underestimation of 15N2 fixation rates in environmental studies is further confounded by diel periodicity of N2 fixation [25] [27].

To assess the degree of possible confounding we refit the logistic regression adjusting for the logarithm (base 10) of total triglyceride and cholesterol levels in addition to age, sex, BMI, SES, ethnicity, and cohort (Table S3).