Sentence examples for desirable statistics from inspiring English sources

The ultimate goal is to provide an intelligent autonomous system that can police the economic use of the computer network resources and generate desirable statistics for policy formulation and decision making.

Our informants are still waiting for computerized records to give back information about prescribing habits, referral procedures, and other types of desirable statistics.

Table 1 Descriptive statistics Year Desirable output Undesirable output Inputs Unit GDP GDP/Capita CO2 CO2/total energy Electricity Total energy Billion USD Thousands USD Million metric tons Million metric tons/quadrillion Btu Billion kilowatt hours Quadrillion Btu 2008 Avee.

In the event that two or more features have the same T2 value, we remove the feature that corresponds to the lowest univariate T. The use of T2 statistics is desirable due to its strictly monotonic function where its value for a subset of features is always less than or equal to that of the full set.

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

For many a religious person, "prayer" is not another sort of e-petition, but rather a state of mind or soul that involves walking humbly and cautiously before the Creator, something which is seen as desirable regardless of what the statistics may be saying.

Using at least 16 gates is desirable; however, the low count statistics in the resulting images are likely to eliminate any potential benefit of using 16 gates instead of 8.

Relying on fear-based strategies and scary statistics is insufficient to promote desirable behavior change, if not counter-productive.

For the food industry, the traceability system is also an important tool for controlling and optimizing production, for getting better industrial statistics and better decisions, and for profiling desirable product characteristics.

However, startling statistics about poor health and less than desirable social outcomes paint a bleak picture for the future of boys and young men of color.

The manual also says that mean-square statistics in the range 0.5 to 1.5 are desirable, and that those over 2 should be treated with care.