Sentence examples for effect metric from inspiring English sources

The ripple effect metric shows what impact changes to a software will likely have on the rest of the system.

These differences and those associated with experimental design have considerable influence on the final effect metric values; so caution must be exercised in their application to ecological risk assessment and remediation.

Principle 3. Selecting a basis for inference: the "effect metric".

"Equipotent doses" are defined as doses that elicit the same size of effect metric.

Step 1: Estimating the animal dose corresponding to the critical effect size for the selected toxicologically equivalent effect metric.

The use of an effect metric does not necessarily imply that a given change is equally adverse in all individuals (or species).

To compute and compare strategy effectiveness under multiple hazard types, this paper introduces a global annual cascading failure effect (GACFE) metric as well as a GACFE-based cost improvement (GACI) metric.

It was found that the effect of metric perturbation appears as small corrections in the original form of T μν.

In effect, this metric corresponds to the average downlink throughput with uniformly distributed cell-edge users and round-robin scheduling, and provides a throughput map over the cell-edge areas.

Finally, we are estimating a magnitude of change, rather than a rate of change, which would require a different effect size metric [48].

The effect size metric used was the log response ratio, defined as the ratio of the means measured in the experimental and the experimental control, i.e. prey abundance with and without predator removal (Appendix S3, Equation 1).