Sentence examples for degrees to verify from inspiring English sources

We have constructed a re-identification risk model that mimics the behaviour of an adversary who is motivated to varying degrees to verify potential matches, and captures the realistic situation where the probability of verification of a match is not always one.

These eight locations were further individually plotted on Google Earth and zoomed to the street level to verify the degree of correspondence of geocoded location with actual location.

I walked a full 360 degrees around the establishment to verify.

"We have a quite pragmatic way for any company to start connecting the business workflows — maybe in the legal space but we also working with a large Swiss university to digitize their master degrees and use blockchain to verify them," he tells TechCrunch.

Biologists can therefore focus their efforts on data that requires their attention, either because the model is unable to process it with a high degree of certainty, or to verify the integrity of the model and provide feedback for model calibration.

Since Pemberton et al. (2010) did not report any relationships of degree greater than two, to verify the novel predictions of CARROT, we identified sets of three or more related individuals and examined whether our predictions for these individuals were consistent with each other and with previously reported relationships.

Simulation of a single degree and multi-degree structure will be conduct to verify the effectiveness of the particle filter identification method.

It even has a page where degree holders can enter the code on the back of their certificate in order to "verify" their degree.

HEDD is a secure online portal that enables enquirers to verify the degree qualifications of UK graduates.

We used a discriminant analysis to verify the degree to which groups were accurately classified (Hair et al. 2010).

The LCA was followed by a discriminant analysis, used to determine which variables discriminated between the groups and to verify the degree to which groups were accurately classified.