Sentence examples for diagnosis functions from inspiring English sources
In contrast, diagnosis functions that can automatically assess and provide feedback for each posed problem have been proposed (Nakano et al. 1999; Hirashima et al. 2000).
In contrast, diagnosis functions that can assess and give automatic feedback to each posed problem have been proposed (Nakano et al. 1999; Hirashima et al. 2000).
A variable-gain control function (outputs between (−1,1]), derived from the diagnosis functions, is defined to determine the quantitative change applied to the most active constraint of the substrate blend optimisation problem leading to a new set-point of feeding substrates blend.
Process stability is quantitatively assessed by an empirical diagnosis function comparing alkalinity ratio measurements against reference values (outputs between (−1,1]).
A second empirical diagnosis function is defined to compare methane flow rate measurements against a reference value of maximum capacity (outputs between (0,1]).
An estimate of 1-day prevalence does not, alone, describe the proportion of the population with an active headache disorder (for discussion of the potential terminological confusion relating to this, see page 4) but is able to yield very accurate information on diagnosis, function and other aspects of burden (see page 24).
The self diagnosis function provides a list of diagnoses, usually rank ordered by likelihood.
The diagnosis function is typically framed as helping educate patients on the range of diagnoses that might fit their symptoms.
These self-diagnosis functions were evaluated from the measurement of resistance changes with applied strain in normal or cyclic loading tests.
The self-diagnosis functions of the CMC were evaluated by simultaneous measurements of stress and electrical resistance change as a function of applied strain in four-point bending tests.
A detecting method for these elements is proposed in this paper, which is achieved by a detecting system with self-diagnosis function.
