Sentence examples for desirable score from inspiring English sources

In subsequent experiments, we eventually set α to 0.8 for embedding watermark bits, as this achieves suitable BER and SNR values without deviating MOS-LQO too far from a desirable score.

Total scores may be classified in three levels: desirable (score: 20 - 30), relatively desirable (score: 10 - 19) and unfavorable (score: 0 - 9).

Table 1 lists the first 10 genes that have the most desirable score values.

Descriptive statistics of LW-related traits are given in Tables 1 and 2. It is important to note that in this study the direction of a desirable score is the difference between leg and feet scores and OC scores.

This series has now seen more sixes than any other in Test history, although that's not hugely surprising given that it's one of the very few five-match series taking place in the T20 age, during which the six has become a far more desirable scoring option.

If a user started messaging with a less-desirable person, the less-sought-after person's desirability score would go up.

Intervention children are taller and significantly less likely to be stunted, their weight for height is at the desirable mean score of 0 (normative weight) at 6 months post birth.

Though Mito-Q is helpful, it takes a skillful human inspector to generate desirable output scores and is not designed to replace automated quantification methods.

Lower scores on the SSS subscale are desirable; conversely, higher scores on the HRQOL subscale are preferable.

With the assumption that Reynold's short-form of the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability scale captures the propensity for individuals to provide socially desirable answers, change scores in patient education program evaluation are not biased by social desirability.

Items that plot on the same measure are theoretically redundant and could also contribute to a less desirable distribution of scores along the trait of interest (Boone et al., 2011).